Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-14
WILL CARRY GOLFERS
 OWN COUNTY
APACHE WILL ROLL UP BIG MAJORITY FOR YAVAPATS FAV- ORITE SON IN THE GEN. ERAL ELECTION.

bell, Republican candidate for gover- nor, who has been spending a month touring northern Arizona, has been receiving veritable ovations where ever he has stopped, and it IS now generally predicted that he will carry Fred Golfers own county against the state senator chosen by Gov. Hunt to succeed him. Campbell will carry CocCnino county by a much larger majority than in l9l6, and will be big favorite in Navajo this fall. The north stands for a square deal for Campbell.
 Many old-timc Democrats have come out openly for Lieut.. Tom Mad dock for congress, because they do not like Carl Hayden's stand on war measures. Hayden's position is par ticularly hard to understand because he was a major in the national guard and most of his constituents expected him to be anything but pacifist. His action in trying to put through the house Bill Cleary's l. w. w. measure lost many supporters in his own party.
 Friends of Sid Osborn are now offering to wager that he will not stand lower than second at the pri- mary. Their confidence is based on the fact that Fred Sutter's candidacy has failed to awaken any enthusiasm outside of Cochise county and re- ports that Mouer is to withdraw from the race. Osborn. because of being secretary of state. has a wide ac- quaintance. and this will be a big asset for him in the primary.
 Republicans in Maricopa county have not been disposed to put can didate in the field for superior judge if the Democrats do not put up a rival candidate for the Democratic nomination against Judge R. C. Stan ford. Republicans recognize that Stanford arose above partisanship and gave them plain justice in the contest case in his court, and are m favor of taking the judiciary out ot politics as far as possible under the present primary system.
 lack White. former sheriff of Co., chise county, and Republican candI- date for mine inspector, has started out on an atcivc campaign. Jack White is one of the best known men in the state. He will visit every city and town before election. He made splendid sheriff of Cochise county, and will serve the state well as mine inspector.
 Judge \. <. Jayne of Casa Grande, who will be the Republican nominee for judge of the Supreme court, has been taking a short vacation prcpara- tory to making a tour of the state, during which he will visit the most remote sections. Judge Jayne Is an able lawyer and a splendid type ot citizen. As a mcmbcr' of the com mission of public institutions under Gov. Campbell. Judge Jayne made wide circle of friends throughout the state.
 Several Democratic papers in the state have been showing consider able concern because the Republican state committee has been soliciting , subscriptions to help put Tom Camp bell back in the governors chair. The Democratic editors seem to think that because the Republicans had to make appeals for funds on mum Der of occasions to fight the Hunt contest. pay Campbell's court costs and then finally pay Hunts costs, they should now be denied financial support. 1t the same time they are silent on the course of Hunt in re- taining the salary which Tom Camp bell earned.
 Many friends of Prof. Matthews. superintendent of the Mesa schools, and one of the best known educators in the state. are urging him to again become candidate for superinten- dent of public instruction. Prof. Matthews is said 10 be considering the matter.
 Judge Albert NJ. Samcs of Douglas the new Republican state chairman. is making a splendid impression wherever he goes Judge SamcS re- gently visited Globe, in company with >udrrw Blumcrt, Jr. secretary ot the Republican state committee and this week Is making tour of the north crn part Gf the state accompanied by Milan E. Iayncs. Republican national committeeman. Judge Samcs expects t- Ii.it every county of the state III the interest of the Republican cause.
 Republican state headquarters have been opened in the O'Neill building at Phoenix. with Andrew Baumcrt, Jr, secretary Of the committee, in charge. Chairman Samcs is a frequent visitor at headquarters, and Republicans are said to be perfccting organizations m every county in the state. Tom Camp bell will have united party and a host of independent Democrats be- hind him this fall. TELLS OF A GUN THAT
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