Arizona republican., 1918-07-11
ALBERT M. SAMES COMM I TEE HEAD.
 IF REPUBLICANS
Douglas Attorney Succeeds
 Lieut.. Thomas Maddock As Chairman; Campbell
 Gets Housing Approval

Albert M. Sames, attorney of Doug las and chairman of the Republican state committee in the first state cleo ton was chosen as chairman of the committee at a special meeting in Douglas Monday night, to succeed Lieut.. Thomas Maddock, now with the National Army in France. Recommen- datlons for full state ticket were made. The personnel will be made pub- llc as soon as the consent of the men endorsed by the committee is obtained, but assurances are given that there will be a full republican state ticket in the field this fall.
 Resolutions were adopted pledging the full support of the republican par ty in Arizona to the federal govern ment in carrying on the war to a con- plete victory.
 The committee cabled it's greetings to Lieut.. Thomas Maddock in France, and thanked him for his splendid ser vices to the party.
 This was the first meeting of the state committee or state party conven- ton ever held in Douglas, and Cochise county republicans turned out in a large body to welcome their fellows from other parts of the state. They held meeting in the afternoon elected T. J. Lesson of McNeal, chairman, and J. M. Hicks of Douglas, secretary. They recommended a full county ticket.
 Every County Represented
 Every county of the state was rep resented at the meeting. Former Gov ernor Thomas E. Campbell arrived | from northern Arizona where he has been campaigning for the past month. Andrew Baumert, secretary of the com- mittee, arrived Sunday from Phoenix Allan B. Jaynes, national committed man. arrived Sunday night from Chi cago.
 Others in attendance were John H Udall of St. Johns, Colo; Fred S Breen of Flagstaff, editor of the Coco nino Sun and former provost marshal; l.. l.. Henry of Globe, J. H. Larson of Thatcher; c. H. Farnsworth of Met calf: Judge Geo. Shea of Kingman; s F. Noon of Nogales; J. R. Treat of Florence; Judge C. O. Nolan of Ray: A. H. Powers of Prescott, editor of the Yavapai Magazine; P. J. Sullivan oi Yuma R. A. Ziesmer of Bisbee H. A Morgan "f Wilcox; John Carretto Bisbee; w. E. Mckee, Warren; J. M Abbot. Webb; F. F Moore, Courtland; T. J. Lesson. McNeal; David Benshi- mol. Frank Myer. James Logic and J P. Boyle. Douglas; I. P. Frazier and Chas. l.. Fowler, Nogales.
 The meeting was called to order by Andrew Baumert, secretary of the committee. After some stirring re- marks by Governor Campbell. the fol lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
 Endorse Thomas E. Campbell
 The resolutions reciting the fact O. the election of Governor Thomas E Campbell by a substantial majority and his struggle through the court. during his incumbency in which hi: administration gave to the nationa administration it's fullest support ol all war measures. declared:
 NOW THEREFORE. reposing higl confidence in the ability, integrity high motives and earnestness of pur pose of Honorable Thomas E. Camp
 bell, we, the members of the Republi can State committee of Arizona, cal upon the people of the state to righ
 the great wrong that has been don him by placing him back in the gover nor's chair. thus insuring a state gov : ,ernment of which every citizen can b proud.
 We most heartily endorse his unself ish action in notif~ing the legislatur of his purpose to refuse any appropri ation to pay from the public treasur, the salary he earned after it had al ready been paid to another out of tn funds of the taxpayers.
 l We approve of his denunciation C [ the l. w. W. and his expressed purpos ]. to put this band of renegades behin t the bars where they belong. 2 We believe that that if again electe
 governor and given a free hand. he wi make Arizona much greater factor i . the winning of the war. and finally, We pledge our fullest support { Y Honorable Thomas E. Campbell in th fight, belevino that in So doing we ar , performing our patriotic duty as cit zens of this great state.
 e RESOLVED, that we, the member I of the Republican State committee. special session assembled, do hereb = pledge to the president of the Unite \ States the full and complete suppol D of the republicans of the State of Ar
 zona in the prosecution of the preseT
 world war to complete victory.