Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02
HOW THE LINEUP
 LOOKS AMONG POLITICIAN
(From Tuesdays Daily) Especial to the Journal-Miner)

] \CpGNldl 10 tIlC JOuIlldl-AIluCIJ l PHOENIX, Aug. 3O.-It is inter
 esting to note the position of the political "hosses" as they round the last curves and take to the home stretch in the pre-primary fight now in its last week. Unprejudiced, con Iservative men have made a careful and thorough survey of the state, precinct by precinct, and their deduc-
 tions, after passing through fil-
 t-2tion process, removing all ap- pearances of conflict of opinion, can be considered a reliable forecast of what the voters are going to do on primary election day.
 Mark Smith will be the democratic nominee for the U. s. Senate. Stan ford men in Maricopa county will hoot this assertion, but in Maricopa county Stanford men are the victims of environment. In Maricopa coun- tv alone has Stanford developed any thing like following. Back in the state there are many men with sport inr proclivities who will wager that Stanford will be third in the race. Their judgment has been biased by the fact that Worsley has the al most solid support of labor and has added many business men and far mers to his following The Pima county man is an orator above the average and has inspired confidence that was lacking in the early days of the campaign. He has drawn heav- iIv from Stanford's original support CTS in Pima, Cochise, Gila, Pinal, Yavapai and Greenlec counties. The Smith following is as immovable as the rock of Gibraltar, and with his opposition so evenly divided, as it is between Worslcy and Stanford the survey gives Mark Smith the nomination by a plurality of approXi- mately ZOOO
 Mulford Winsor will be the nom inee of the democratic party for governor. What is known as the conservative wing of the party is not solidly behind Simms as 1t was Sutter two years ago. Winsor will easily poll thirty percent of the con servative vote and he has the un- divided support of toll and the pro- gressive element within his party. The Dear Mikes" will all vote for Winsor, but fortunately for the lu- ma man he has not written any con dominating letters, neither has he permitted the camera man to snap him with a body guard of l. W. W.,s.
 Wusor, according 10 facts and figures of a dependable sort will come out of the primaries with the nom nation and a majority over Simms of something like 2,5OO votes.
 The race for U. s. Senator within inc republican party is one of the most exciting and interesting to be settled in the primary There are four entries, E. s. Clark of Prescott Ralph Il. Cameron of New York, Maddock of Williams and Captain E. N. Robinson of Flag staff.
 The survey shows that Clarlis ma ioritv in Maricopa county will equal the total vote cast for Cameron in Mohave, Navajo, Apache and Coconiqo counties. Clark will go out of Maricopa with majority of fully POGO. He will carry Coco nino county. Pima will give Clark a small plurality as will Cochise. Pinal county is classcd for Cameron, Gila and Grcelce counties are figured as a stand off between the two leading candidates. An unique circumstance in handling the estimates Of strength rests in the prediction that Clark | will receive 51 percent of the total republican vote; Cameron will re- rcivc 37 percent, Maddock per cent and Robinson five.
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