Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-14
LOYAL DEMOCRATS SHOULD REGISTER
 FOR PRIMARIES
Statement Issued by Sutter Club Urges All Supporters of Americanism and Loyal ty to Get Busy at Once

Early registration of all loyal demo- cratic voters for participation in the primary election, September 10, is urged by the Warren Distict Sutter club in a statement issued yesterday from the organization headquarters in the Maize building. In the same statement the club announced the ad- dition of more than 600 members to its rolls in the past week and an ln- crease in membership to more than 2lOO. AmeTcianism and loyalty, the paramount issues in the primary cleo tion, especially as pertaining to the race for nomination for governor. are cited as reasons for urging early regis tratOn of all democrats. RegstratiOn to date has been active but not heavy.
 In referring to the activities of the Sutter club the statement declares that the enrolment oi one week ego which totaled almost 15O0, has now been increased by more than 500 resi- pledged membership Up to mere man dents of this district, bringing the pledged membership up to more than 2l00. At the same time arrangements for the launching of Sutter clubs in many of the small precincts and in the towns and cities of the county are be- ing completed, with the result that the end of the next week will see the ad- dition of several clubs and many members to the records of the central organization.
 Senator Fred Sutter, whose candi- dacy for the nomination as governor the club is supporting, is now in the northern part of Che state where he has spent the past week. Reports of the newspapers and other organs re- ceived in this district from the north teQ of the enthusiastic reception with which he has been received and indi- cate that he will come from the north with a strength much greater than had at first been anticipated.
 Tt is important that all democrats register immediately" says the Sutter club statement Americanism and ley- ally are the chief issues to be decided in the primary election, and the ranks Of the democrats must bear in mind that as they pIedominate in party so they predominate in dictating whether nominees in their party shall stand for the best interests of the state and na- tion
 Determination of the policies which will be followed in Arizona the next two years, is in the hands of ths demo crats. It will resolve upon them to say whether Arizona shall have really representative leaders in office. They will dictate If men who have at heart the interests of the whole people in a war time shall be placed in the high offices of the state. They will deter mine if loyal, staunch, fearless Amer jeans shan govern Arizona and direct the states affairs during the war per iod
 Several close and interesting races are now looming in the primary cleo tion on the democratic ticket. Among these contests is one for governor in which four active candidates have al- ready begun work throughout the state Through courtesy to these can didates thos ewho will vote in the democratic primary election should register as soon as possible. The can didates and their friends are daily watching the poll lists for possible changes from the registration of two years ago.
 Voters of the loyal American type who will use their influence to assist Senator Sutter are especially urged to register their names immediately. Ex- perience in Arizona registration has ! taught the officers of the Warren dis | trict Sutter club that unless early ef- fort Is exerted to secure maximum lTegistration the final days are filled with excitement and eXeriion to SC cure total registration in each pre- | cinct."