The Coconino sun., 1922-10-06
BRIEF PLANKS IN THE
 REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

Endorses administration policy on farmers and stockmen's loans, saving them untold losses, and comments CO., operating marketing movement.
 Praises Senator Ralph H. Cameron for untiring efforts in impressing Ari- zona's needs on federal government.
 Expresses confidence that the great mass of thinking voters of Arizona desire continuance of the efficiency, vigilance and dignity which has char acterized the administration of the states affairs under Governor Camp bell, who is familiar with its every need, represents no faction and is dic- tacted to by no class.
 Calls attention to the fact that the state land department under republi- can administration has restored $700,- 900 to the state treasury for the use of the schools, revenues which had been heretofore diverted.
 Contrasts the former operation of the land department facing charges of fayoritism, intrigue and unfairness, with the present policy saving lessees thousands of dollars heretofore paid land agents and attorneys, and calls attention to the action taken to safe guard against oil land speculation and to the reduced cost of operating the department.
 Endorses CampbelPs road building policy and program which has given 900 miles of finished road at reduced costs made possible by securing fed eral equipment, and under a reduction by half of the former tax levy, and calls attention to the fact that this program has afforded employment to many citizens during a period of de- pression.
 Pledges party to principle of state school fund under which equal educa- tional opportunities are afforded all children, and expresses pride in state university sand Normal schools.
 Comments budget and financial laws instituted by Governor Camp bell and resulting in saving of $970,- 900 to taxpayers for the present year, and placing affairs of state on busi- ness basis for first time.
 Advocates enactment of civil ad- ministrative code abolishing 52 boards and commissions whose work would be carried on by eight department heads, at an estimated saving of $100,000 annually.
 Urges the enactment of the Smith, McNary bill and that the development of the Colorado river be expedited as a means of increasing the taxable wealth of the state and tightening the burden of taxation.
 Expresses belief in a square deal to all in the just rights of labor and the principles of collective bargain ing, that the wage earner is entitled to commensurate wage, reasonable hours of labor and healthful condi- tions.
 Invites women to a larger partici- patton in political affairs and in proof of sincerity points out that three women are candidates for state office on the republican ticket.
 Expresses belief in the strict and efficient enforcement of the prohibi- tion amendment, and heartily ap- proves enactment of laws for Amer icanization.
 Favors recognition of and provis- ion for the men who upheld the coun- try's honor in the late war and heart lily favors adjusted compensation and means for its fulfillment.
 Opposes mob rule and unlawful in Engagement of personal rights and privileges.
 Endorses the election of entire re- publican ticket because of the fitness of candidates to administer in a busi- ness-like way the offices to which they aspire.