Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-16
HAYDEN COMING ID EXPLAIN HIS
 WAR RECORD
EXTRAVAGANCE OF STATE COMMISSION P U B LI C INSTITUTIONS EXPOSED BY THE MESSENGER, DEM OCRATIC NEWSPAPER.

PHOENIX, Oct. 12-Accordlng to reports current in Phoenix, Carl Hay den will return from Washington shortly to maks a campaign for re- election. It is not known whether he will wear his new majors uni form The news that he had been commissioned caused no little sur prise in the state. Hayden was a major in the national guard before the war and it would have been natural for him to enter the army when the war broke out. It IS gen. orally admitted that Hayden is badly frightened over the prospects of de- 1 feat and entered the army in order to patch up his war record. The Hunt machine is not very enthusias- tic for Hayden. He has let the or ganization shift for itself and has paddled his own canoe The Hunt men enjoy seeing Hayden put in a position where he has to make real fight.
 Bombshell in Ranks. The bitter attack launched this week by The Phoenix Messenger, a Democratic paper, which supported Colter in the primaries against Leroy Ladd and the commission of state institutions which he heads was a bombshell in the Democratic ranks. Ladd and Charles F. Addams, vice chairman of the council of defense are the real managers of the Colter campaign. The Messenger exposes the extravaganza of the commission and its reckless management. It IS reported that Addams will take over the management of the Golfer cam- paign when Ladd is called to the col ors. The chairman of the public in- stitutions commission is not exempt from service, being an appointive ot- ficer, he has no children and his wife has been employed. It is understood that he will claim no exemption.
 ! Tom Campbell Recovers.
 Tom Campbell, who was compelled to give up his tour for the Liberty Loan on account of illness, is recov cring rapidly after having been con fined to his home for a week and wil soon be able to resume his work foi the loan. He expects to make sev cral important addresses before tho close of the campaign. He will no enter upon his political campaign un til Monday. Oct. 2l. In the time in .tervening before election, he will at tempt to visit all of the counties O
 the state.
 A Splendid State Ticket. Republicans are pointing with prid' this year to their state ticket whicf is one of the best ever presented t'
 the voters. The party has a ful
 ticket in the field as follows: Fo governor, Tom Campbell; for secre i tary of state Harry Kay of Phoenix , cattleman and business man; fo Auditor, Charles W. Fairfield, ac
 countant and business man of Wins low; for state. superintendent O
 schools, H. E. Matthews, superin , tcndcnt of Mesa schools; for attor . ney general. David Benshamil. attor
 ney of Douglas; for corporation , commissioner, ]. G. Compton
 Southern Pacific conductor of Tue
 son: for treasurer, James A. Jones Phoenix business man: for mine in
 spector. lack White, miner of Phoc nix and ex-shariff of Cochise coun
 ty.
 Libel Cases Up.
 The criminal libel proceeding , brought by Governor Hunt agains
 Colonel Fred s. Brecn, editor of tn
 Flagstaff Sun and Allen B. Jaynes t editor of The Tucson Citizen arc SC for trial on Monday, October l4tl Governor Hunt, complained agains | the editors because they published al l article in which he was quoted a saying to Professor H. c. Lauranc . of the Northern Arizona Norma | school, ITO Hell with the War" Tn I editors are standing on the truth O = the publication and promise to giv 2 good show when Hunt takes tn l stand. The case promises to be tn sensation of the campaign.
 T Tom Campbell Strong. n Reports from all over Arizona re c ccivcd at Republican state head 2 ciartcrs show that Tom Campbell |
 much stronger than in 1916 and vii ;. poll a larger vote in every count. r than he did that year. Maricop c county. which gave him a majorit, n of nearly S,500 in lol6 will go owe . the top for mora than 4.0OO this year = Ii would not be surprising to SC - Campbell carry Coohisc county tn ] year. He lost it by S22 votes in l91t n He will cut down the Democrat y majority in Greenlcc, Gila and Mo
 have counties and carry Pima an
 Graham counties by larger majoriiic'
 He will get better maJvrities in Pima - and Yavapai, his home county, am a should carry Santa Cruz county thi d year. In the north, Campbell i Q strong in Coconino and Navaj'