Arizona republican., 1916-10-21
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 BISBEE, Oct. 19.-Drawing a com parison between the present admins tration's treatment of the Mexican problem, and it's effects on the wei fare of American lives and property 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 Ii. kibbey, candidate for the United States sen ate on the republican ticket, made his most telling argument at a big rally at thc Orpheum theater this 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 terri tory's chief executive under Theodore Roosevelt. Judge Kibbey's reception was unanimous
 In part the principal speaker de- voted attention to the accomplish ments of the incumbent, Henry r. Ashurst, and a candidate on the dem ocratic ticket. He called attention to his own (Kibbey's) campaign ex- penses and those Of his opponent who, he claimed had used his franking privilege 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 sen ator, calling them, in the main, nntried acts of the national legis- lature.
 Judge Kibbey was ct his best in discussing the Mexican problem. He asked the crowe why the admins tr3tion should allow Americans and their property to be despoled in Mex icO ard not (calling attention here to the Iusita1ia incidenD on European soil He declared that he believed in, and if elected would endeavor to se- cure, ample and sufficient protection for an American citizen wherever he might be. Of the blanks in the dem oclatic national platform of 1912. Judge Kiboev spoke briefly. He de- clared that the principal ones had been either overlooked or forgotten.
 In placing the election returns in { November Judge Kibbey expressd himself as believing that the large independent vote of the country. which includes Arizona. will return a republican party to power
 Joe V. Prochaska. candidate for secretary of state on the republican ticket. was presented first. Inasmuch as ProchasSa was q resident of Bis pee for many years and has been a visitor herc on many occasions since his residence in Gila county, the in- trCducti0n was superfluous. MT. Pro- elaekq made a favorable impression on the crowd for ability to express himself
 For state mine inspector on the republican ticket. Norman J. McKen- zie also of the Warren district, spoke ! Tie reception by the crowd was in- stan.Ineous and wholehearted. His good naturcd humor, his very in- ability f" make speech to his own townspeOple made him more friends than any other thing he could have done. a
 Judge Otis J Baughn, republican nominee for associate justice of the supreme court Of the state. spoke in behalf of his own candidacy at lelgtt He declared in part, that the office Co which he aspired. was in reality non- partisan. that it had been s7 declared 6y the democratic con- sututional convention and by the then party leaders, but had not been so slncv. Judge Baughn made an appeal in henalf of his candidacy along this line and on the ground that he was eminently qualified in every way to fill the position on the supreme bench.
 ] All of the republican candidates will remain in the district today and will he seen again this evening at ! the Central theater in Lowell