Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-08

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 the men-remember the mother in- stinct-that there ought not be any interference with doing things Of real aid in war time Some Of them are working harder than ever before in their lives to make foods go further on their tables: some of them are giy- ing time to Red Cross work. knitting. etc. that they always have had plenty of use for in other ways-all of them are doing something more important at this time than fighting about local politics. The non-partisan ticket is 9 big help and the right thing"
 Mrs. Robert FergusOn-''I just feel Ike when l looked those names over they were men of good repu;e".
 Mrs Vail-~Certainly ' favor the non-partisan ticket I believe that any movement for the elimination Oi unnecessary party strife or local pol itics and the substitution of business methods will react to the betterment Of the city"
 P. NJ. Buekwalter-"We should cut put the politics here. and get down t0 a real business basis in the admins tration of the city affairs"
 Waffle Schwartz--1 looked in on the mass meeting at which the non partisan organization was formed. Men were there not for pleasure, but because they felt it their duty to strive for the betterment of the city. l saw many of that type. I know that their aims are for the best, that they wish 9 business administration, which will look cut for the affairs of the city. I am for them. l am for anything which will tend to the betterment of Bisbee and Bisbee's residents
 Mrs. F. n. McKinley-"The cleo ton Of the non-partisan municipal ticket will in my estimation take polt tics out of our city government and give Bisbee a real economical business administration in keeping with the times"
 Mrs. R. L. Livingston-'1 think jt best for Bisbee and therefore deserv- ing of all of our support"
 M. J. Cunningham-@Th non-par' tisan ticket offers the city enc great advantage which has never been offer ed before. The men on the ticket are all men who have made good them selves in business and life. They have administered their own affairs successfully. and have accomplished something. They are residents oi this city. who have the welfare oi the city and citizens at heart. They will give Bisbee the best government | it has ever had"
 1 Chas Maxwell-'T am heartily ir favor of the non partisan idea ana | think the candidates nominated al ideal for the positions they seek" I Wallace McKeehn-"I do not set how the non-partisan ticket can bt ! improved on. Party politics in loca l elections should be eliminated ! Mrs Fred Freeman-"In my belief the women voters of the city wll elect the non-partisan ticket. wanting as they do. an economical and safe administration of city affairs 7"
 Mrs Gerald Sherman-"For a good ] e~vcrn-elt and the continued better r ent of conditions in all ways, I an } ca tily glad to add my name to th5 support of the citizens non-partisar ticket"
 Mrs. A. Valjean-"The least friction possible in municipal affairs as well ~- s'' others is to be strive1 for dur ing the war period particularly. The roa-p partisan ticket should minimIZe r'-i-n. while its membership assures that its election will mean a good
 .~" nment and I am for it."
 h, A T. HOy-"When it is mad, possible to have good government without political strife. as ;t has beer by the naming of the non-partisau ticket, it seems to me it is very for tunate, particularly so in war time when all of our energies are needel in other ways"
 Fred T. Bragonier-~IIad the mass weeting been attended by everybody in the city, there would have been