El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-17
Think Golfer
SURE TO WIN
Strength Is Believed Too
Much for His Demo
cratic Rivals.

Phoenix, AriZ-. Aug. IT--Ine WITH
drawal Of land commissioner W. A
Moeur from the race for governor, is
considered a large gain for Sidney P.
Osborn, TO whom a large part Of the
Moeur strength undoubtedly viii be
thrown. But CouIter's strength, that
Of the radical end Of the Democratic
party. remains a constantly quantity
and still is believed to overtOp that OF
either Osborn or Suffer. who now may
be style, respectively, the middle OF
the road and the conservative candi-
dates.
Considered rather remarkable IS a
showing Osborne strength made al
the late labor meeting at Miami, this
element being in the position Of pre-
ferring anyone TO Suffer
There now Is an expectation that
Lamar Cobb viii drop out Of the con-
test, having Travelled over the state
and given his opinion OF the present
administration and particularly Of the
commission OF state institutions and
the attorney general. The vote that
might attach TO him thus would be
added 20 the Osborn and Suffer
strength. probably about evenly. Still
among the politicians there is an
opinion that Golfer stin viii win at
the primaries il opposed by more than
one other Democrat.
Golfers Splendid Headquarters.
Golfer is running his own campaign,
with headquarters at = mansion lately
bought by him on North Central ave
nue.. He has issued a long declaration
Of principles. in which there is ex-
haustive discussion Of state questions.
save that there is no mention OF the
J. W. W. The paper is especially
strong in its denunciatiOn OF mObs. He
has added 10 his staff Of speakers Mrs.
Grady Gammage. Of Tucson. who was
one Of the leaders in the prohibition
movement in Arizona 1t had been ex-
pected that a newspaper would be
published in Phoenix in his interest,
but the plan is said TO have been
abandoned
Army officer for Congress.
It Is understood that word has been
received from Lieut. Thos. Maddox.
in France, that he may be considered
the Republican candidate for congress, [
though he viii not be on the ground
for campaigning against Carl Hayden,
the present incumbent. A lively cam
paign already has been started by
Jack White. who will be the Republic /
can candidate for mine inspector. ]
While he is mining near Phoenix, he ]
is strong in Cochise county, where he Z
SCI ~ Gu an 14AE4AAAa Jay me- u D
Casa Grande, has started on his cam ]
paign for election as supreme judge /
on the Republican ticket
AIrs- O'NeiII to Run Again.
To get or the ballot at the primary I
election September 10. nominations ]
must be filed by next Tuesday. one
Of the 18th hour candidates is Mrs. {
Pauline S. O'Neill. OF Phoenix. who /
had declared herself through with I
wnNfHHne w-hn Mill frn FnH
the house. in which she was one OF 4
The most prominent conservative mem
bers Of the last session At all times
she stood strongly against the Z W
" and similar uupatriotic institu- I
tons. On this account she has been
prevailed upon 10 offer herself again D
for the house.
No conservative Democrat thus far
has announced for the state senate
from this county. wherein the con-
servatives are in large majority.
Mrs. Ada C. Robinson, Of WinsloW, is
4 new candidate for the house on the
Republican side. IN Pima county the
Republican nominees for the senate
ire to be Fred o. Goodell. present
senator. and A. p Buehman, a present
house member. They viii be opposed
ly ]. Breck Richardson, now Of the
house. and Allen c. Bernard. 3 con-
sentative Den, scrat. who has served in
several territorial legislatures
T. H CuretOn. Republican. now in
he house, has announced himself a
.andidate in CoconinO county for the
lenate- His opponent viii be either
Hugh Campbell. the present Coconino
senator, OF John Hennessey, the latter
! strong Hunt supporter. In Mohave
county, the Democratic candidate for
ienator is likely 70 be Chas. W. Hern-
lon. former county attorney.