Arizona republican., 1920-10-23
Vote for Yourself.


 Just what the Democratic majority in Arizona is do not know. but far the present campaign do not think it makes any difference The people appear be looking upon tho contest as Democrats or Repubcans that is the of them do not They do not for the personalities of simms and Campbell or for any political ambi- tons that either of them may have A very large iorty of tho going vote blindly for either of them but are going to vote for and themselves: and only for either Campbell simms as the candidate who they think best serve the state and themselves.
 There arc several reasons why think that large majority of tho people believe that Governor Campbell would be the useful of the two He has already brought tho state into enviabe posi- ton among the states Everywhere he has been he has profoundly impressed those with whom he has been brought into contact He has been governor of whom Arizonans. Democrats as we'll Repub- licans. may be proud.
 Then there is thc land department. We are that very large majority of Arizonians do be- eve that department has been conducted in the of tho whole people the most of the people, but of few of the people. the large cattIemen who want to increase their holdings each by thousands and thousands of acrcs these holdings to be main tained indefinitely and with the least possible reve nue to state long the present system be kept unchanged.
 If Mir. slmms should be elected governor. MT. Ross secretary of state and Mr. attorney gen. eral. there would. of course be change. These men constituting majority of the land board would he committed to the present system. Mir. simms and Mr. Ross are especially bound it and the large cattlemen leaving nothing undone to retain them on the board
 If Governor Campbell should be reelected MT. Hall should be elected secretary of state and Mir. Fairfield state auditor. there would be a sweeping change ip the system-in the matter of cancellation of leases and reappraisemeuts. so revenues Of the would vastly increased and the state lands would be left accessible the people. the cattlemen. the homesteaders and those who would contribute in a greater measure the development of tho state
 There. too Is the need of Arizona of having strong friend at Washington. That Senator Hard ing will be president and that there win be a strong Republican majority the house representatives and working majority in the senate. intelligent Democrat doubts What could Mr. slmms. even if he were otherwise qualified accomplish in such cir cumstancesg Absolutely nothing. It would make much less difference of the older states, which needs and expects little from the government whether the is politically tune with the na- tlonal government But 1t makes a mighty difference to and all the states with need of aid
  forests and tho construction of roads.
 wo of this county. Yuma. and parts of Pinal and Pima. vitaly interested in another matter-pro- tection for the ong-stape cotton industry We must bear in mind that n asking for that win be all most alone. This industry confined to two states. Arizona and California, and the interest of Arizona is far greater than that of California. As we have shown. the long staple cotton industry in this country is isolated Not only is there any other section of tho country interested in it's protection. protection would doubtless opposed by many of the large of Egyptian cotton fin the east whose importations holding down the price of our cotton
 Therefore. cotton growers hope for relief only through the influence of a strong and nfluen- tlA Arizonian. Governor Campbell is strong and n- nuentia with tho who win tariff after March next year.
 Thus vote for Governor Campbell is a vote fo Arizona and for every voter who casts it.