Arizona republican., 1920-08-30
IF 5. ]. ?. CANDIDATES
 TOLD IN SUMMARY

For the guidance of Republican vot- CTS. tho Republican state committee has issued a brief summary of the qualifications Of the various candidates for state office. whose names will ap pear on the Republican primary ballot September T. The summary follows: Supne-e Court-E. J. Flannigan. Risbee. prominent attorney, able orator, a man of progressive ideas. and inde pendent in the practice of his profes- sion. being unidentified with any large corporate interests
 Tax Comm issioner-fsl1dolph Kuch- Ter, Phoenix, present tax commissioner, recognized as one cf best authorities on taxation in Southwest. Organized Arizona Taxpayers association and for many years has shown unselfish devo- ton to taxpayers of state.
 U. g. Scnate-E g. Clark, Prescott. appointed attorney general of Arizona territory by Governor Kibbey in 1908. Progressive party leader and friend of lawyers as one of the ablest and wit tiest members of the northern Arizona bar
 U. s. Senate-E. N- Robson, Flag staff, captain company l, Arizona Ma tiona1 guard, before the war, saw bor-
  he was cited for bravery in action. Organizer of the Flagstaff battery of artillery snd instrumental in secur- ing armory.
 r. S. Senate-RaIph Cameron, Phoe- nix, former delegate to congress, being only Republican who ever defeated Mark Smith; former chairman board of supervisors and ex-sheriff Coconino county Instrumental in securing state hood
 U- s. Senate-Tom Maddock, Phoe- nix. Stae engineer, served as secretary, then chairman, Republican state con- nittee manager for Campbell forces in contest against Hunt for governor . ship, contractor and engineer, saw ser vice overseas
 Governor - Thomas F. Campbell Prescott, for zlany years assessor of Yayapai county elected state tax com missioner in 1914. and elected governor in 1916 and 1918, being the only Re publican to be elected to state office in this four year period; president League of the Southwest.
 Secretary of State - Ernest Hall Phoenix, former state senator from Maricopa county. resigned to enter war as private in sapper regiment organized for undermining German defences: commissioned captain; was assistant secretary of state in territorial days
 Attorney Genera1-W. J. Ga1b-aith Glendale, represented Maricopa county in fourth legislature, practising attor- ney, former professor in law -chool al state university for four years.
 State Auditor-Charles W. Fairfield Winsiow. present executive budget sec retary, former state examiuer ferne. chief accountant for many large indus trial and manufacturing concerns sno recognized as an expert on figures ano statistical resear .h.
 State Treasurer w Este!l. Tue -F,, f--~-- Visors of Pima county, f1ther of Pima county good roads stsm, tv siness man of wide acquaintance owing tc many years residence in state Vel fitted by training for exacting datie. Of office.
 Superintendent of Schools - Elsi, IoieS. Douglas, member state board o education. twice elected county super 1ntendent, being only successful Re publican candidate in Cochise count, in four years. Advocate higher wage and higher efficieacy for teachers.
 Superintendent of SchooIs-Iinwoo s. Pratt Lakeside, superintendent Lakeside public schools. Staunch ad vocate for improvement of rural school with especial emphasis on proper san itation and higher standards for teach ing and supervision of schools.
 Mine inspector - V. G. Mellgre, Tombstone, ex-service man. havfn served with engineers in France. mining man with practical knowlede of the industry, and with extensiy mining interests in the Tombstone sec ton.
 Mine Inspector-Jack White. Pho, nix, former sheriff or Cochise count practical hard rock miner of wiC experience and wide acquaintance vii real mining men of Arizona; appointe state employment agent, a position no consolidated with that of federal ager