Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-13

not counted because they were such good Democrats. They voted 3 straight Democratic ticket first and then voted for Campbell and the good, well-trained election boards threw their votes out except in few pre- cincts. Yet this Servant of the Pee pull at once begins 10 start lot of
 Indian signs to doublc-cross the folks he has been prattling about so long. If hc puts such a raw deal over and the people of Arizona stand for it, l miss my guess. You can count on my help to do everything possible to pre- vent his success"
 Like Barbis, Is Willin'. \ lady who has been following the campaign for Mir Campbcll's defense closely wanted to know if she could promise s and pay it in about a month. She had been borrowing money and it would be month be- fore she would be able to afford to spare that much.
 "I think every American citizen should feel that he was personally in tercsted," she said. q want to help, both because I want 10 see the best governor possible for Arizona and be- cause I want to express my disap- proval of bringing trickery and tech nicalities into matter that should be decided by who got the most votes"
 Douglas Contributes.
 James S Douglas dropped into the Journal-AIiner office to leave S50 for the Campbell Defense Fund. He cx- pressed his approval of what this pa per had done in no unmcasurcd terms.
 Cash" and Friend"
 There will be noted quite number Of subscriptions from "A Friend" and Cash" Quite a number of these are from Democrats. One of these gen tlemen who desired his name with held for very obvious reasons, said:
 The people of Arizona elected Tom Campbell governor. It shoull be the people who defend him against the theft with which he is threatened by Governor Hunts satellites and the crowd who, having bet their money on Hunts election, are willing to drag that poor man into the miro of a dirty political case in which they will have to show that Hunt received many hundreds of votes less than Campbell, but that he is willing to take the place anyhow, if he can get it, despite the expressed wishes of the people. My rights and the rights of every other voter arc imperiled if an executive can legally steal an cleo ton by disfranchising those of his own party, who may oppose him."
 Tom Campbell has had this fight for his place forced on him by a small group or Governor Hunts ap- pointccs and few others who would | profit enough by stealing the govern !. orship for Hunt that they are said to . have got together a sluSh fund of ! S20,000 l. is because no one can tell | along what line they will fight that | Mr. Campbcll's friends want to be prepared with the money necessary [ for bringing witnesses from distant points and to take any other action that may be forced on them. f they had merely the matter Of forcing a recount of ballots that they could be sure had not been tempered with, they would need very little money.
 .lnd the money for the defense must be a' hand immediately The court has refused Mr. Campbcll's law ycrs delays 10 which they believed they were entitled under the law. The men and women who want to help Mir. Campbell and the cause Of his de 'cnsc should come forward at once. Now is the appropriate time.
 In the words of the immortal Ma einnis: Are you wi me or again nc::" Ir
 The subscriptions 10 the fund yes crday were aS follows: T 70. W. Pugh. Jerome .............S ; !. \ Woman Citizen ............. ! Ii ash .........-.......... in \ l.. Cummings ................. I T;