Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-08

made of the non-partisan plan Tae latter is right under war conditions and the men named on the ticket are right"
 Geo. Bunker-"I shall support th non-partisan ticket because l feel confident that no better men could be chosen to represent the property owners and voters of Bisbee
 Frank Barnes-"Put me down as favorable to the nOn-p2rtisan ticket just as it stands"
 K. Ross-~I favor abolishing party lines in local politics and have often wondered why a non-partisan ticket was not placed in the field in previous elections"
 Mrs. O. M. Frantzen-'I feel that it is the right thing. and the only thing"
 Mrs. Ernest Parker-'Women vot- CTS will have no hesitancy about sup porting the non-partisan ticket They are fundamentally non-partisans-for the best candidates-and particularly so during the war"
 Mrs. Vance Every woman in the city ought to get behind the nOn-raTtisan ticket and work for il"
 Ed. Dickerson-"The non-partisan candidates meet my approval in each case and l am glad to see party jsa,- ousies wiped out at this time"
 James Timby-'1 think Bisbee is fortunate to get such able men as gre represented on the non-partisan ticket to run for office and feel sure voters here will realize this is the time to back up good government and sup port the war"
 Mrs. Richard Bretherton-'T am heartily for the non-par;isan ticket.
 Miss Angius-'I believe in non-par- tisan effort for best results during the war in all ways and am heartily in favor of the non-pArtisan city 1 ticket"
 Chas. Trotman-''The non-partisan ticket is one Of the best representa- tive lists of candidates ever placed in the field. Abolish party lines in local elections by all means" | M W. Merrill have never voted | 9 straigh, party ticket and believe voters are more and more each year getting away from Shis.'
 John Hill-"The best man for an office should be elected. The maiu thing is to get good. clean, honest men on a ticket and I do not sne where the non-partisan ticket can he | improved on in any way" J. A. Graves-'H Harmony is needed at this time more than ever and wip | ing out party lines and supporting the war is the proper idea. I think the non-partisan candidates all well fit ted for office"
 T. NJ. English-"A good business administration is needed and believe the non-partisan candidates will provide this if elected"
 Isaac Humphries-"The non-parti san ticket is alright. l feel sure thai all wanting a good council and mayor will be able to give these candidates their whole-hearted support"
 Mrs. Waldoe Watkins-'I believe ir doing away with strife and am for the non-partisan ticket"
 Mrs. Carl Trischka-"Red Cross and other war work leaves us no time foI small political pickering"
 H. NJ. Woods-"The ticket placed ir | the field by the non-partisan party suits me. The idea of doing away with party politics in local affairs i. right and proper"
 I. H. Strickland-"Give us a non partisan government by all means. We do not want anyone in office who is opposed to good government. neithe; now or ever"
 John Korp-'Iet's all pull together ! and forget party strife and conserve our energies toward winning the war. '
 Mrs. NJ Newman-'1 am for the non-partisan ticket We want as lit tie strife and as much good govern ment as is possible in war times"
 Mrs Paul T. Lorenzen.'I shall cer tainly be glad to do all I can in sdp -ort of the non-partisan ticket. The idea is right"
 John Kronman-'A non-partisan ticket is sure to meet approval as everyone wants to back up the gov =rnment in the prosecution of the Wal and we need capable men in city as well as national office" i Sim Harris-"The right class of people will back the non-partiser ticket, l am certain. Both the idea and the candidates meet my ap proval."
 ] L. Warmington-"Th This is no time I 70 quarrel among ourselves. We | have our hands iull winning the wal and must support men, for office wh1 are capable and efficient and for good government
 W. A. Nowlin-"Party politics have