Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-18
GREAT CROWD WILL ATTEND
 SUFFER MEET
Now Certain That Theater Will Be Crowded to Doors When Local Man Makes Opening Speech Monday

That every seat in the orpheum
 theater will be filled and that standing
 room will be at premium next Mon
 day night when Senator Fred Sutter the Cochise county candidate for tho democratic nomination for governor
 speaks. is the free prediction of the warren District Sutter club. An nouncement that Senator Sutter vii
 deliver this address in his home, dis trict has brought political discussion of the governorship to a hot point, and
 it is anticipated that many of the sovernor's friends, and hundreds oi
 others who have not yet made up theiI
 minds who they will vote for, will be
 in attendance.
 Senator Sutter will speak at S:15 o'clock in the Orpheum theater Be
 fore his address the Calumet & Ari zona band will play a popular concert in front of the theater. This will be Senator Sutter's first public oppear- ance in Cochise county during the campaign, and will be the last appear ance in the Warren district until the night before the Primary election, when he will speak again to the ciri- zens of this community. It is anti cipated that everyone interested in the election will wish to hear him on each of these occasions.
 Senator Sutter will deal with all phases and issues of the democratic campaign in his address of Monday night. He is advocating actively full justice to labor, maximum production
 ,f oil fnd -fr-fa fhrDrrUh accrrriurr nj tai of a stable condition; inducing labor to come to the state; promotion of friendly relations between employer and employe; building of good roads; promotion on irrigation projects; ell imitation from the state of the |. w. w. and other foes of organized labor; Encouragement of indiscriminate par doning and paroling of state prisonr CTS; strict enforcement of prohibition laws; protection of civil rights of sol diers; merit system in making appoint ments to pEDlic offices; careful scrut- iny of appropriations and disburse- ments Of public funds; promotion of labor unions to protect rights of labor; strict enforcement of laws regarding corporations; enforcement of food reg ulations and other war measures; and the piedging to the national govern ment of all the resources and man power of the state to aid in the sue cessful prosecution of the war. Sen ator Sutter endorses the policies of the president of the United States, Woodrow Wilson.
 Senator Sutter will deal briefly with most Of these principles. He will, however, deal at greater length of the business administration of the state, which, he declares, should be estab- lished now when we are at war if ever, on economy in the state and On the inequality of taxation as it has been inaugurated in the state, In this connection he will call attention to the fact, that while the mining com Oanies rightly have had their taxes boosted more than 400 per cent in the past five years, the taxes of the small property owner and tax payer have been increased wrOngfully in the same 
 Senator Sutter is today in Yuma but will leave there in time 10 arrive home tomorrow for h's ad- dress. He will go from the Warren district to Douglas on Tuesday, where Ee will speak on Tuesday night The mid ile of the week he will begin his second tour e various parts e the state, and will not return to his home county and dispicti before the first wCek in September His last addresses will be delivered in Douglas and Bis bee, the former on September 2 and the latter on September g.