The border vidette., 1920-10-09
products, such as cotton, alfalfa, seed and the like.
Capital and Labor

 seed and the like.
 Capital and Labor
 We should not, by law, abridge a mans right either to labor or to quit his employment. The rules of business should be made more certain so that on a staple basis men may move with con- -idence.
 The writ of injunction should not be}a bused. Its use by the courts should be carefully safe guarded so that no man shall be illegally deprived Of his liberty or his property except upon the judgment of a jury of his peers.
 Roads
 Recognizing the dependency of the future of any state upon the excellence and Permanence of it's communications, we en dorse and recommend the adop- ton of a comprehensive high way policy for Arizona; but we believe that such policy should be determined and enacted by the state legislature, and we pledge our legislative ticket to seek this end. We condemn the administration of the state high ways of Arizona, under the pre-. sent chief executive, as extra vagant, and conductive to vicious practices and offering small pro-
 
 Former Service Men and Women.
 The democratic party ex presses it's gratitude aud it's pride in the Arizona men and women who served in the late war for the valor and fortitude they showed in defending this nation from the greatest danger that ever beset it, and we com mend them to every considera- tion a grateful people can feel.
 While the realization of this object for our former service men and women is primarily function of the national govern ment, we should not forget our duty as g. state in that direction. We urge that our state lands be made availab ble to these men and women, with preference rights therein, under the most advant- ageous and encouraging terms, and we approve the recent action of the state land department taken toward that end.
 State Land Department
 We commend the administra, tion of the land department of the state of Arizona as having been conducted for the best in terestS of the state, it's citizens and it's institutions, and in ac cord with the statutes laid down for it's government.
 We condemn the attempt of the republican governor to Ob- scure the issues by impugning a system which he has tacity ap- proved through nearly three years of office.
 Our Congres ssionaI Delegation.
 We commend the work of and activities of our two United States senators and our repre- 1 SSu tb . HI OOhSIS " HULL W feel, have served the best inte r. eSts of Arizona and it's people. We commend the candidacy of Senator Marcus A. Smith and Representative Carl Hayden as the most outs tanding opponents of progressive principles that the state of Arizona could return to the congress of the United 1 States.
 State Ticket.
 | The democratic party of Ari zona presents as it's candidate for governor, the Honorable Mi Simms, a man of splendid ability and integrity, well equipped by general business experience fol the performance of his duties for the office for which he has been selected by the democrrtic party in the state
 The democratic ticket, as 8 whole, is commended to the good offices of the people o1 Arizona, as exemplifying demo cracy and ability and integrity. | Upon this declaration of prin ciples we enter the campaigr certain of the democratic party $ united support of the democratic ticket, in the nation, state and several counties of Arizona; anC to the end that good govern ment and democracy be perpetu