Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-24
GO ON RECORD AGAINST
 |. W. W. IN STATE

Tucson Citizen: The keynote Of the fall campaign in Arizona was sounded and the issues clearly drawn at the Republican conference in PhoeniX or Saturday on the occasion of the visit of Chairman Will H. Hays of the Re publican national committee.
 The Republican campaign will be made on behalf of a candidate who stands by the government, for Ameri- canism, and the winning Of the war and there will be no trucking to l. w. W.'s and traitors. This was the statement of Allan B. Jaynes. Repub- lican national committeeman on open ing the conference and the same senti- ment was expressed by Chairman Hays, E. s. Clark, permanent chair man of the conference and other speakers.
 Gov Campbell, who is in charge appearing for the government against the l. w. w. and Chairman Maddock, now an officer of engineers with the American Expeditionary force express ing similar sentiments:
 Governor Campbell's telegram was as follows:
 Yours of the 16th received here. wish to express deepest regret be- cause of my inability to be with you tomorrow and meet Chairman Hays and my Arizona Republican trends. My heart is with you all, and when tell you I am delayed here because Cf necessary presence with assisting tn government in the prosecution of its enemies, the I. w. w., you will agree that my personal desires must not be considered. Give my most sin cere regards and best wishes 70 all of my loyal friends. Forever am l their debtor
 THOMAS E. CAMPBELL"
 Mir Maddock's telegram follows:
 ''I know Arizona Republicans will continue to back the government in the war. no matter what is done or said This obliteration of party lines should not extend to the American Bolsheviki candidates who strive to create classes in America, who ignor- antly expound government theories. tried and found to be wanting ages ago, and those whose private and pub lie lives are not above reproach. These, in a temperate and law-desir- ing state, should be defeated.
 Because the Democratic party of Arizona is controlled by a radical clique that is friendly, both openly and secretly, with the I. w. w. organ ization. it will be necessary for the Republicans of Arizona to initiate any successful opposition and to refuse to nominate or support any candidate not splendidly fitted for office.
 T most certainly wish you sue cess in the coming campaign, for am of the opinion, based on rather an intimate I-nowledge of existing conditions, that the elimination from control of the public offices in Amer ica of every man of I. w. w. associ- ations depends the handing to our chil- dren of the free government of lib- erty, but not license, inherited from our fathers.
 THOMAS MADDOCK."
 Most of the Tucson party attending the conference accompanied Mir Hays as far as Tucson. Among the Tucson ians present were Allan B. Jaynes, John B. Wright. George Gray. H. k. Buehman, J. G. Compton, MT. and Mrs. F. Hedrick, Miss Vera Zoe Shurtz. Others from Southern Arizona present were H. A. Morgan, Wilcox; J. Nj. Abbott, Webb; David Benshimol, Douglas; E. Titcomb. Frank Barry. H. R. Sisk, Nogales; Capt. F. s. Ingalls,, P. q. Sullivan, Yuma; J. c. Gatti, Cliff ton; w. R. Chambers, Frank Webster. James Welker, Stafford; l.. l.. Henry. Globe; w. M Mckee, Warren; J. R. Treat, Florence: T. R. Peart, A. A. Jayne, Casa Grande; T. J. Nolan, Ray; Ph. Freudenthal, Stafford