Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
COP. PLATFORM T|NG[ES WITH
 PATRIOTISM
ASKS PEOPLE OF ARIZONA TO PUT TOM CAMPBELL BACK IN THE POSITION TO WHICH THEY ELECT ED HIM IN 1916.

and Tuesday to attend the first meet ing of the new state committee and the Republican party council.
 l. l.. Hubbell, former state chair man, veteran leader of the Republi> cans in Apache county, was absent for the first time in many years on account of illness.
 The State Committee organized Monday by re-electing Albert NJ. Sames of Douglas state chairman and Andrew Baumcrt of Phoenix secre- tary. w. C. Foster. acting treasurer in the last campaign, was named as treasurer. ]. Grant Compton, South ern Pacific conductor, who resides in Tucson. was nominated for corpora ton commissioner, and Charles w. Fairfield. an accountant of Winslow, was nominated for state auditor.
 Harry Kay of Phoenix was nomi- mated for secretary Of state.
 The state committee sent greetings to Lieutenant Maddock, the nominee for congress, who is in France, and also sent greetings to Mir. Hubbell, the former state chairman, who was detained On account of illness
 Governor Tom Campbell was given an ovation at the meeting Monday afternoon when he addressed the committee. Others who spoke were R. F.. Morrison of Prescott, E. s. Clark of Prescott, Prof. E. H. Mat thews of Mesa. candidate for superin- tendent of public instruction; Judge A. ]. Jayne, candidate for judge of the Supreme court, and David Ben shimol of Douglas candidate for at torney general
 The State Committee.
 + was one of the most enthusiastic gatherings the Republicans have ever held in the state and victory was in the air. An executive committee was chosen at the meeting on Mon day. It consisted of the following named persons:
 APACHE COUNTY-John Udall.
 CHA COUNTY-E. Ray Pollard, L. L. Henry, w. D. Moore.
 COCHISE COUNTY-T. ]. Lee son, A. A. Clark. H. A. Morgan, John Garrette. Milton Fairlee, NJ. P. Cros- by. H. r. Macie
 GRAHAM COUNTY-J. \. Strat- ton. Frank A. Webster.
 MOHAVE COUNTY-J. N.. Coh- enour. George A. Shea.
 COCONINO COUNTY - F. s. Brcen. Terrie w. Lee.
 GREENLEE COUNTY - w. c. dickson. C. ]. Bury
 NAVAJO COUNTY-R. B. Wal ton. R. C. Smith.
 MARICOPA COUNTY - Hugh Daggs. ]. C. Reed, George Elias. Charles Christv, James H. McClin- tock, Ed Lewis, Charles Price. Dr, R. !. Flight, Joseph H. Kibby, R. E. Sloan.
 PIMA COUNTY-Frank Moreno, Allan B. Jaynes. w. ]. Brucker.
 FINAL COUNTY-G. O. Nolan, T. R. Peart.
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTIES. F, Noon. I. P Frazier.
 YAVAPAI COUNTY-P. R. Mil mes. F. s. Clark. A. H. Powers.
 YUMA COUNTY-J. A. Fletcher side, P. I. Sullivan.
 Party Council Held.
 On Tuesday at noon the members of the party council. consisting of the officers of the state committee, the candidates and the national com mitteeman and the county chairmen, proceeded to the office of the Secre- tary of State. who convened the party council Albert M. Sames, state chair man. was chosen chairman Of the party council and Andrew Baumert. Jr.. secretary. Judge Richard F. Sloan. chairman of the committee on platform resolutions. presented tho party platform, which was adopted. It declares in favor of prosecution Of the war 10 a complete victory: points with pride to the support given the ri-cscnt administration by the Re publicans in Congress: denounces the I. w. W. and the practice of candi- dates for office of catering to this or ganization: expresses the conviction that the decision of the Supreme court in the contest case was not in accord with the facts and strongly indorses Governor Campbell for re election.
 The platform halls Thomas Mad dock as a candidate untainted by pacificism and one who has proved his patriotism and efficiency by his work in France
 The platform as adopted is as fol- lows:
 Platform of the Republican Party of
 Arizona, 1913
 The Republican party council duly assembled at the capital in Phoenix on the first day of October, 1918, hereby adopts the following program
 The Republican party of the State 'of Arizona declares that the employ ment of the entire man power, and of all the physical. financial and ;n-