Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
SOUND POLICIES
 ARE FAVORED AT
 TUCSON CONF Ab
Many Resolutions Adopted Allan B. Jaynes Re elected = Campbell Ad- ministration Endorsed G. w. Elias to Be Delegate From Maricopa

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb 2S-Declara- tions favoring the nomination of Gen eral Wood for president and the ratifi- cation of the peace treaty win such reservations formulated by Senator Lodge as might be adopted by a ma jority of the senate were two of many resolutions adopted late today by the republican state convention, which met to select six delegates and six alter mates to the Chicago convention The delegation is to go uninstructed, Dut will vote as a unit. it was decided.
 Allan E. Jaynes of Tucson, was re- elected national committeeman for an other term Of four years. Tho admin istration of Governor Campbell was endorsed amid a Demonstration of cheering. In his speech at the fore noon session, Governor Campbell lad complained that his difficulties had come, not from the political opposition, but from within his own party. whose support he had right to expect; that he was hesitating whether 90 .'sinS d swan song and that his futur.e course would be decided by the attitude of the convention.
 The keynote speech of the convention was delivered by State Senator J. R. E'raiIey of Iowa, sent here by the re- publican national committee a. the re- quest of the state organization, and introduced as 'the next goverrc- of Iowa."
 Rebukes "WiIsonisri"
 Mir F'railey called on the people Of Arizona to "rei, ike Wilsonisin." which, he declared. vas not the 1emccratiS party but "a personal one-rTIan au- tocracy.' He declared for policy of Americanism and praised the record of Colonel Roosevelt. which cvokel sp- plause.
 Delegates anc alternates were chosen as follows:
 Maricopa-George W. Elias. deie- gate: Cha-las F. Price, alterna-c-
 Cochise and Yuna-AIhert NJ. Sames, delegate: r. J. Sullivan, alternate; Sergeant l.. c. Hicks, an extra alter nate chosen because Cochise county wanted to honor a former ssrvice man. Poole, delegate. In selecting a woman for alternate the delegations passed lccsed Mrs H. A. Guild
 Pima and Santa Cruz-S- F. Noon, delegate: Charles Solomon, alternate.
 Mohave, Coconino. Apache, Navajo F. =. Breen, delegate; the group went to Cochise county and named Ser geant Hicks extra alternate from that group.
 Yavapad and Pinal-E. W. Wells, delegate; G. O. Nolan. alternate
 State Chairman Albert M. Sames, Douglas, will be chairman of the dele sation to Chicago. it was announced tonight.
 Platform Declarations
 Resolutions adopted included the following declarations:
 An intention to resist all attempts to overthrow the foundations of the government or weaken it's principles, whether in the form of international policy or domestic agitation.
 Favoring Immediately ratification of the peace treaty with the Lodge res ervations as adopted by a majority of the senate.
 xFavoring nomination of General Wood for president.
 Advocating measures 10 bring capi- tai and labor into closer relationship.
 Advocating stimulation of produc- tion, checking private extravagance and reduction of public expenditure as a means of helping combat the high cost of living.
 Revision of The system of taxation