Williams news., 1918-11-01
HUGH r, CAMPBELL
 fOR STATE SENATOR

Standing SOlIdly Denlno IAe
 President and the War, Co.,
 conino's Stalwart Senator
 Seeks Reelection. - -
 There is little doubt but that the next session of the Arizona Legislature will be one of the most important held within the history of the state. Already there is evidence of the great number of measures affecting the welfare of every man, wo- man, and child in the state that will come before that body for consideration. Most important of the measures that will come before it will be bills for carry ing into effect provisions of pro- posed constitutional amend ments to be voted upon at the forthcoming election. Coconl- no County will need a strong and able man on hand to safe guard her interests man who understands conditions. and who possesses free, open, and unbiased mind to bring to bear upon a solution of the problems with which he will be confronted.
 At the head of the ticket, the Democracy of Coconino county presents the name of Hugh E. Campbell for reelection as State Senator. No better man could be offered ny any politi- cal party for this important of fee. Schooled by experience in legislation, we'll acquainted with conditions and the needs of the people he represents, possessing a wide acquaintance and close friendship through out the state, and bringing to bear a we'll trained and evenly balanced, safe and conservative intellect upon all matters com ing before him, Coconino's big senator is regarded as one of the faces" in Arizona legisla- ton.
 One of the most important measures before the last legis- lature was the minimum wage law for women. After having granted woman equal suffrage after having admitted her to an equal position in the work shop. behind the counter. and in the school, we were not willing to grant her anything like an equal wage for equal service performed. Senator Campbell was one of the first to appre- ciate that this condition was a relic of the dark ages and when the minimum wage for women was before the Arizona Legis- lature, he was one of the men foremost in it's advocacy and helped to secure it's passage in to law.
 It would require too much space and time to enter into a detailed account of Senator CampbeI's record in the Legis- lature.l Suffice it to say that no one has better one.
 The Arizona Legislature has almost always been overwhelm- ]inglv democratic. There are hardly ever more than two or three Republicans ;n each House. A Democrat therefore stands a far better chance to accomplish something for his constituency than any one of the opposite party. The pro- posed lease law will come up before the next legislature. This will the affect the lands within National Forest in any respect whatever. owing to the fact that what state lands are within the Forests are already under lease to the government and are administered by the Forest Service. Senator Camp bell has announced himself as unalterably opposed to the lease law. Stop to think a mo- ment. MT. Stockman and MT. Rancher: Whose voice will have the most weight against this measure in an overwhelm- ingly Democratic Legislature A Republican or a Democrat? ? The question answers itself.
 Therefore if you are sincere in your desire to defeat the pro- posed lease law, there is one way to do it-vote for Hugh E. Campbell. He has promised : you to vote and work against