The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-09-07
ARIZONA PRIMARY
TO Be NEXT TUESDAY
SOUTHERN STATE WILL HAVE
CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR
WITH THREE RUNNING.

PHEONIX, ,Arizona-Arizona vo
ters, at a primary election Septem
Der z, will choose party candidate.
for United States senator, member O.
the house of representatives, presi
Dental electors governor and other
state offices. The candidates named
at the primary will make the final
rate at the general election November
2.
Senator Marcus A. Smith, demo
crat, of Tuscon, Governor Thomas E..
Campbell, republican, of Prescott and
Representative Carl Hayden, demo-
crat of Phoenix, are candidates for
nomination for the offices they hold.
Opposed to Senator Smith for the
democratic nomination are John w.
Norton, Phoenix, R. G. Stanford, of
Phoenix, and A. A. Worsley of Tus-
con. Candidates for the republican
senatorial nomination are Ralph n.
Cameron, of Phoenix; E. S. Clark of
Prescott; Thomas Maddox, of Phoe-
nix and Edward M. Robson of Flag
staff. Representative Hayden is un-
opposed in his own party and no re-
publlcans are running for the NOM
ination for his post.
Governor Campbell is the only re-
publican candidate for his office. Two
democrats, Secretary of State Nit
Simms of Solonville and Mulford
WinsOr, of Yuma, are seeking their
party nomination for governor
Republican candidates for presi-
Dental electors, of which Arizona has
three, are James P. Boyle, of Phoe-
nix; John L. Gust, ofPhoenix; Joseph
w. Smith of Snowflake and Frank r.
Stewart of Phoenix Democratic can
didates for presidential electors are
B. F. Billingsley of Duncan; May
Belle Craig of Phoenix and H. T.
4Southworth of Prescott.
Candidates for the other nomina-
tions are:
Supreme court justice, democratic, A.
G. McAlister of Stafford; Thomas w.
Nealon of Phoenix and Samuel L.
Pattee of Tuscon; republican, Edward
J. Flanagan of Bisbee.
Secretary Of State, democratic, E. |
A Carroll of Winslow; Mrs. Nellie |
A. Hayward of Douglas; Harry S. |
Ross, of Tombstone and Charles De |
Sales Wheeler of Phoenix; republi- |
can, Ernest R. Hall of Phoenix
State auditor, democratic, P. j. |
Munich, of Nogales; republican, Chas. |
W. Fairfield of Winslow.
State treasurer, democratic, Ray-1
mond R. Earhart, of Nogales; Sam
F. Webb of Phoenix; republican, j. w.
Estill of Tuscon.
Attorney general, democratic, Les
lie c. Hardy of Nogales; Wiley E.
Jones of Phoenix and Louis B. Whit
ney of Bisbee; republican, W. J. Gal
braith Of Glendale
Superintendent of public instruc-
lion, democratic, G. O. Case, of Phoe-
nix and A. c. Peterson of Thatcher;
Linwood S. Pratt of Lake
side and Elsie Toles of Tombstone
Corporation commissioner, demo-
cratic, I. c. E. Adams of Bisbee; T. D.
Cashel of Phoenix and Loren Waugh L
# Phoenix; republican, no candidates. K
State mine inspector, democratic,
). H. Bolin Of Bisbee; Tom C. Foster
# Lowell; Charles F. Hansen of Dun {
an; Harry Jennings of Bisbee; Ed 1t
yard Massey of Bisbee and Edward K
pHagan of Jerome; republican, v. X
J. Mellgren of Tombstone and John
= White Of Phoenix. |,
State tax commissioner, democrat I
6, E. A. Hughes of Tombstone;
frank Luke of Phoenix; NJ A. Muir t
'hy of Flagstaff and C. M. Zander, In
4 Tempe; republican, Rudolph Kuch- s
or of Phoenix. 3