Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-04
DEMOCRATS ARE
 CONTRASTING FOR
 STATE OFFICES
ONLY THREE OFFICES IN WHICH THERE ARE NOT MORE THAN ONE AFTER NoMINATIoN-RE- PUetIcANs AND socILIsTs SHORT MANY

Only in the Democratic party are fights being waged this year for nom nations fer state and county offices at the primary election Sept. 10. With both the Republican and Socialist par | ties there has seemingly been diff culty in securing candidates for all of the available offices, let alone more than one candidate for each office, for neither party is represented by full state or county tickets.
 r There is a vastly different aspect among the Democrats, however. and in only three instances will state of flee seekers have ''clear sailing to the nomination. All other nominar tions, seven in all, are being hotly contested.
 Three for Congress.
 For representative in congress, each party has but one nominee. Carl Hay den of Phoenix, present congressman, is the unanimous Democratic selection. Peter T. Robertson of Yuma is the So- cialists' choice, while Thomas Mad dock of Williams. now serving in France, will carry the Republican standard. r 
 Albert Franklin. incumbent and Al bert c. Baker. both of Phoenix. are opposed for the Democratic nomina- ton for judge of the supreme court A. A. Jayne of Casa Grande will ne the Republican nominee, and J. N Morrison Of Benson will go to the final heat as the Socialist representa- tive.
 Socialists Have Nomine,-.
 Three candidates are officially in the race for the Democratic nomina- tion for governor. they being Fred Sut- ter of this city: Sidney P. Osborn of Phoenix, and Fred T. Golfer of Col ter. Thomas E. Campbell of Prescott is the sole selection by the Republic ems. and George D. Smith of Phoenix will run on the Socialist ticket,
 Nit Simms of Solomonville and Francis w Munds of Prescott are opponents for the Democratic nomina- tion for secretary of state. Alice s. l Fidv cf Phoenix is the Socialists can | didate. The Republicans have no candidate for this office in the pri, | mary. H
 Jesse L. Boyce of Williams is un- | opposed for the Democratic nomina- tion for state auditor Emmett Otto | of Glendale likewise has a smooth | path on the Socialist ticket Here | again the Republicans have no repre- sentative.
 Tressurer's Contest.
 Loren r. Vaughn of Phoenix and | Harry S. Ross of tombstone will fight | it out for the Democratic selection for l A Phoenix will represent the Republic ans. and Eugene Middleton of Globe | is the Socialist selection.
 A three-cornered fight is being | waged among Democrats for the nam '7ation for attorney general. Wiley | E. Jones, present incumbent; A. S. Hawkins and James Loy are the con tsstants. David Bunchimol of Doug | las is the Republican candidate This is the only state office for which the | Socialists have no candidate. H ]
 c. O. Case, incumbent. of Phoenix | has no opposition for the Democratic | selection for superintendent of public | The same holds true with | Samuel K. Turner. Peoria, Socialist, and H. E. Matthews. Mesa Republican. |
 Free for An Race.
 Another Democratic free for all is being staged in the fight for the nom inatiOn for corporation commissioner | A. w Cole, incumbent; David F. John son, state treasurer and Sam s. Brad ner of Phoenix are the candidates. | Charles Tackett of Tolleson will carry | the Socialist banner The Republican l party is not entered in this race.
 G. H. Bolin, incumbent. and Tom c. Foster of Lowell will fight it out for | the Democrat nomination for state mine inspector. Paul l.. White of | Chloride will represent the Socialists, and John F. White of Phoenix will | carry the c. O. P. banner