Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-02

paign in Bisbee, Monday night, re- ceiving one of the most enthusiastic receptions ever given q candidate for public office in Arizona. From Bis bee he went to Globe, his itinerary for the rest of the week being as fol- lows: Globe Tuesday; Phoenix, We'd nesday; Tucson, Thursday; Prescott, Friday; Jerome Saturday. At Jerome he will adjourn politics for the period of the Liberty Loan campaign and devote his time and public utterances solely to furthering that patriotic en- terprise. It has been suggested that 1 Campbell and Colter speak for the loan from the same platform during the campaign for the bonds. Cover nor Campbell has indicated that such plan will be perfectly agreeable to him ii the Liberty Loan managers deem it advisable. He indicated his purpose to lay aside politics for the loan some time ago. The situation of having two candidates for the first office in the state on the same plat form for a series of meetings would ! be unique in the extreme.
 "The People Overruled"
 There has just been issued from the press a little booklet, The People Ovcrruled" which is being given wide circulation in the State. It pre- sents in a concise and clear cut fash ion the story of how Tom Campbell was counted out of his victory won in the election of 1910. The story of the contest instituted by Governor Hunt is told in detail, the decision
 m favor of Governor Campbell by Judge Stanford, who found that gross fraud had been committed in 1 Douglas precinct, the appeal to the supreme court and the decision of that body, which leaked out several weeks before it was rendered, set 1 ting aside the findings of Stanford and finding that the ballots switched from Campbell to Hunt had been changed by detectives employed long after the contest was started. Repro duction of the ballots counted for { Hunt and or ballots thrown out. al- i though showing the plain intent of the elector to vote for Campbell, arc contained in the booklet as well as the certificate of election issued to Camp bell. On the cover page IS set forth the following quotation from the de- cision oi Chiei Justice Franklin who wrote :he decision and who was de- ieated for renominaIion at the pri- mary
 "The opinions of the court are pub lished to the world and remain upon its archives for all time, that their CT TOTS and injustices, if any, may be detected and exposed"
 Campbell Is Endorsed.
 : Tom Campbell was unanimously | endorsed for governor at the third annual convention of the Liza Pro- tectora Latina, a Spanish-American i Fraternal society which just conclud ed its sessions at Tucson. Governor Campbell was the only candidate for office endorsed The society has 1 branches in nearly every important city and town in the state. A great many of its members wear service stars for sons or brothers with the colors.
 Golfer On Wrong Track.
 Answering a letter from Geo. i Stoneman. Democratic state chair man, suggesting that he withdraw as a candidate for governor because he is ineligible Fred Colter planes his. present situation on the Republican state committee saying that the eX- posture of his ineligibility was Re- publican trick. It IS understood that the reply was written by Leroy Ladd, Golfers manager. As it happens, Republicans all over the state have been hoping that Golfer would re- main in the race and fearing that the element in his party which is fighting him might succeed in putting up a stronger man if Golfer can be per suadcd to withdraw The prospect was sprung not by the Republicans but by enemies of Colter in his own party who thus hoped to sidetrach the Hunt candidate. It is purely Democratic fight and Republicans are everywhere holding aloof. on the ground that the selection of Demo- cratic candidate is not their funeral
 Battle Royal In Sight.
 The bic fight will come when the Democratic State Central committee meets at Phoenix next Monday. Enc mics of Colter in his party have been making a concerted effort all over the State to control the State committee. members of which were chosen Tues day in all counties. They have beeni successful in number Of the coun- ties and will put up big fight when the state committee meets to have Coltcr asked to withdraw. If they succeed and Golfer is asked to get out and refSses. an interesting situation will be created.
 Maddock's Posters Out.
 Splendid Dostcrs of Lieutenant