Arizona republican., 1922-05-10

credit from getting Arizona state
hood" Mr.. Wright declared.
His is the sort OF optimism, the
sort of energy that can't lose. ii
couldn't lose in the campaigns or
1909 and 1929, and it can't lose in
Washington.
we must enlist the aid Of all Re-
publicans in Arizona to get Senator
Cameron a brother Republican sena-
tor at the next senatorial election
that he may see the fulfillment OF
his program
Republican Victory
r. f. L. Shepherd, county attorney
of Maricopa county. predicted a Re
publican victory two years hence that
will far surpass the Republican vic
tory Of two years ago.
When / came to Arizona. I said
there We're just two things needed
to make this state one Of the most
prosperous in the nation. Those two
things were q Republican senator
and rain. We have both tonight and
We are well on the road to the pros
perity of which I had visions"
I began voting the Republican
ticket when Abraham Lincoln made
his second race for the presidency
and have been voting it ever sinces
Judge Daniel L, Parke, one of the
oldest party members in the state,
said Judge Parks has passed his
eighty-first birthday
Am | proud Of being a Republic
can2 / should say I am, he shouted
amid tumultuous cheering and hand
clapping- THE Republican party has
made the United states" he con-
cluded
Leroy Anderson Of Prescott told
OF the administration work in re
storing America to where it was
when you all" took it over.
They've been doing something in
Washington and they've got real
leaders to do it with; helpers who
really help" he said.
1T doesn't take advertising or
glitter TO rehabilitate a country but
it does take courage, good. hard work.
thought and common sense.
What we need in Arizona is an
other senator and a congressman to
work with Senator Cameron for the
development of the natural re-
sources of Arizona. We must pro-
tect our heritage of the Colorado. All
OF its wonders and its wealth belong
to Arizona and we must preserve
them and keep them for ourselves.
our children and our children's chill
dren.
Il believe in Senator Cameron,
he said in conclusion.
Urges Best Men
Lets get our best men 10 come
out for office and when we elect them
lets stand by them and back them
up, Judge o. J: Baughn Of Florence
said in a stirring two-minute talk.
Its time TO take the tics out OF
politics and give the men we elect
to office the wholesome support they
are entitled to- he concluded.
Senator ]. W. Woodward Of ella
county told of his political expert
ences since coming to Arizona and
pledged the unequivocal support OF
ella county Republicans in the party
affairs of the state.
J. C. Adams. owner of the Hotel
Adams. made reference to the inn
pending political campaigns for
state offices as we'll as county. He
made strong plea for unity of ac-
ton among the Republicans of Ari-
zona in these campaigns.
The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted by the Repubr
licans:
Adopt Resolutions
Whereas, This convocation of the
members of the Republican party in
the state of Arizona was assembled
for the purpose of a get-togethefV
conference, the occasion being the
presence in our midst of the Hon-
ordble Ralph III. Cameron, Uniteil
States senator from this state: and.
Whereas, We consider this fit
ting time to set forth and record the
sense of this meeting upon the sub
to- alY,$ *
Resolved, That we do hereby now
approve and endorse the Republican
administration of our national af-
fairs, under the able leadership f
Warren G. Harding, president Of TIE
United States, and commend such
administration for the broad and
statesmanlike manner in which it is
approaching and solving the probr
lens now confronting this nation.
Resolved. THAT we do hereby
commend and endorse the incessant
activities and efforts in behalf Of the
state of Arizona and the people
thereof. being MADE I'm the senate OF
the United States, by the senator,
Ralph III. Cameron; that We do here
by heartily commend and endorse the
Republican administration Of the
state of Arizona"
W. al. DCdilir AldAAA4C - ASoT~t-s
Mesa: J. S. Griffin, Alone Mrs. J.
S. Griffin, Vic e. Hanny, Mrs. Vic
E. Hanny, Ida Emerson, Lola Har-
mon, Mrs Clara Emerson, Lloyd Is.
Christy, Katherine Christy, Charles
F. Ainsworth, Mrs. Charles F. Aims
worth, w. c. Foster, Mrs. w. Q. Fos-
ter, Robert r. Bacchus. Mrs. J. Fl,
McClintock, Joseph S. Jenckes, Anna
Kathleen Jenckes. James H. McClin-
took, Phoenix; S. M. Pomeroy. Ed
L. Pomeroy, Mesa; E. J. Harrington,
Phoenix; r. j. Hight. w. G. DeVore,
Tempe: T. w. Avery, Phoenix; Dirk
A. Lay, Sacaton: George Q. Ford,
Mrs. George o. Ford, Phoenix; Mrs.
II. IT. HIiener. Superior.
Jno. i. Goodson, II. II Barnes,
Thomas p Prichard C. @. smith,
Phoenix: James f. McManis, Globe;
u r. Morgan, Phoenix: Walter y.
Moore, Frank Gill. William RYAN.
]. NJ. Gibson. Tony Neary. a. Tro-
ianovich, Globe: Elijah Allen. Mesa;
]. NJ. Prescott, Globe; w. $. Norveil,
Is. Claflin, Franklin d. Lane,