The Coconino sun., 1918-11-01
SOUTH DOMINATES
 GOVERNMENT POLICIES

Money collected from the taxpay- CTS of the North, Midwest and West is spent by millions in the fav- ored South. Paying comparatively small amounts ot taxes and with small populations the Southern States not only dominate Congress and the Administration but collect immense sums from the other sections of the country, which they spend in their own section, through Southern Cab inet and Southern President, who directs the expenditures.
 Discrimination in favor of the South as against the North and West in location of cantonments and other great war activities has been persist ently practiced by Secretary Baker.
 Despite the fact that the Northern and Western States have supplied more troops for fighting the war with Germany "a glance at the casualty list of any day will tell the story), and have paid more taxes to support the war than the Southern States, Secretary Baker has located most of the army activities in the South, where army expenditures are pouring steady stream of gold into the hands of the people of that section.
 If the people of the United States desire fair administration of Ma tional affairs they must elect Re- publican House and Senate Novem- Der 9th.
 The South is in control of the leg islatiOn of the country, and also Tn control of the Nation in practically all of its administration in the war. Seventy-eight per cent of the Wash ington employees are from the states where cotton is king.
 Never in the history of this Re- public has the power of determining the national policies been concentrat- ed in the hands of so few men, or so monopolized by small number of states.
 Of the fifty-two Democrats in the Senate thirty represent the "Solid South," and eight others were born in the South, so that in the Senate there are thirty-eight Democrats who are responsive to Southern interests.
 Of the seventy-five committees in the Senate about one-third practically do not function. Of the twenty-one chairmanships assigned to Republi- cans all belong to this list.
 Nearly every important committee in the Senate has a Southern Demo- crat for its chairman.
 Of the sixty-one House Commit tees forty-two are important. Every one of the forty-two has Southern Democrat for chairman. Democrats from North and West, representing thirty-pne states, have been allotted only twenty-one chairmanships and these are of minor character North ern Democrats representing two thirds of the states in the Union, and a much greater proportion of the wealth, industrial, agri- cultural and business interests, are limited to only one-third of the chair manships of the House of Represen- tatives.
 Twin with Wilson" has been sub- stituted for "He kept us out of war" and with this and similar fake catch words, planned to influence the cleo torate November 5, the Democratic campaign manager are again schem- ing to impose on the voters. :.
 Having put over" the fake cam paign slogan of "He kept us out of war" in 1916, the Democrats, with an unparalled in American political history, are attempting to again fool the people with Twin with Wilson," Meanwhile they are con- dlictin0 the povernment in the inter- est of the "Solid South"