El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-12

THOUGH many Arizona precincts remain to De hearo
from it is now apparent that Fred T. Golfer viii be
The Democratic candidate governor opposition TO
Thomas z Campbell the Republican candidate Sufcient
have been received to make certain the deea Of
secretary Of state Sidney P Osborn and judge Fred Suffer
in WEDNESDAYS primary They stood the candidates OF
conservative Democracy in Arizona Golfer supported 9y
Gov Hunt and his radical following, stands as he oano
date Of the Democratic party
Nj Golfer has an interesting personality and good
legislative record He has made good IN the state senate
supporting such popular as woman suffrage and
bbtio1 md has been very successful in his affairs
He is banker merchant, catteman and farmer and moth
ing strange that that man OF wealth. engaged IN
these occupations should receive the support Of the W. W.
faction and Of body Of Democrats who are not ana-
chsts or W VS. but who border being Socialists But
he has all that vote His support does not all from those
Many high class, loyal sober and conservative
Democrats have voted for him IN the primary OF he
never would have defeated Messrs Osborn and Suffer so
completely. But the tact thaL ne mas never PuDCy
demned the traitoTous v. W who trying to control
the state and the fact that he has their support puts
big black mark against him And his attacks on the large
industries Of the state made in his campaign literature
are so much ike Gov Hunts to indicate that he and
Hunt completely in sympathy ana that his aonlnsa
ton # elected, VIII be Just ike that Of Hunt
In other words It appears that Golfer like Hunt, would
look with suspicion and unfriendness any enterprise
employing large amount Of capital and large number OF
men and that such enterprise were so unfortunate as
to be attacked BY the W W. It could expect no favor
from him Though doubtless meaning well Gov Hunt mas
never been big enough to treat all classes Of citizenship
equal Whether M Golfer elected could give square
deal all around be taken for granted N view or the
influences around him and Of his pronouncemens up to the
present JlIne II M OSDoIn u JuuBS sue Aae DSS
mated Arizona would have been certain N the event OF
their election Of an administration friendly to organized
labor friendly also the farmer and to business and IN
dustres but very un1uenoy 10 the FIo-Gean me andL
chist the Bolshevk the ". ". and the long whlskered
individual who makes living by moving from place to
place stirring up class hatred and agtating strikes
As It stands Arizona has the choice Of two men for
governor One has the backing Of very undesirable ee
ent in addition the support given him by good citizens
He bears the radical brand The other progressive and
broad minded conservative who treats everyone alike and
who gave Arizona in the II months Of his gubernaorlal
administration the best state government It had had N
years The first is M Golfer the second Nj Campbell
TIE first Is Democrat and tie second Republican, but
parties don't matter now Democrat and Republican
but names The men count and what they stand for II
Arizona people want and sound administration, Iee
Of class anoses and freak notions, they viii elect Nj
Campbell If they choose to uphold the treacherous IN
patriotic " W. who again trying to get control OF
me state after having been scared half to death during the
Administration Of Gov Campbell they viii vote for the
candidate whom the I ". ". support.
In the last previous state election Nj Campbell received