The border vidette., 1922-07-29
HUNT WELCOMED TO MORALES Ex-Governor and Minister to Siam
 Speaks at Court House.

Ex Governor George w. P
 Hunt. candidate for the Demo
 cratic nomin ation for governor of Arizona, who was minister tC
 Siam, last Sunday fired the frs
 guns in the campaign in Santa Cruz county.
 The former governor spoke ir Patagonia in the afternoon to a large crowd, and in the evening held an over flow meeting in Nogales.
 The Patagonia meeting was presided over by 0. A. Pearce, of Patagonia, and Superior Judge w. A. O'Connor, who is can didate for the Democratic nomi- nation for county attorney of Santa Cruz county, was chair man of the Nogales meeting, which was held in the court house.
 Prior to Mir. Hunts speech, Former State Tax Commissioner c. M. Zander, who is accom- panying the former governor on his tour of the state, made a short address.
 In opening his remarks MT. Hunt said that he was not going to lam baSt the republicans. On his next visit to Nogales, after September 12th, he would have something to say to his friends, the republican enemy. His pre- sent fight is with the democrats.
 Confining his remarks princi- pally to an attack on the pro 10oCn6 fc fo Eo t0 constitution, of which he was one of the framers, MT. Hunt in a heart to heart talk, told why he is again candidate for gov ernor of Arizona.
 He hung it on the Arizona In. dustrial Congress, of which P.-B. Salisbury is president.
 He said that prior to his re- turn from Siam, where he was formerly United States minister, the Arizona Industrial Congress was organized, and a movement launched for the holding of a special session of the state legis 1sture to consider amendments to the constitution. These am- endments. he said, were foster ed by the Industrial Congress. He also stated that during his absence, movement had been made for the holding Of the state democratic conference at Tucson.
 Hunt told of the day when he punched the democratic emblem into Arizona, and said that he almost rode the same emblem into Jerusalem. II finally en- tered Jerusalem in a tin lizzie," he said.
 T am using a Dodge instead of a tin lizzie on my tour of Ari- zona," said the former governor. Although I am using a Dodge I haven't lodged anything yet"
 He stated that P. G. Spills bury, president of the Industrial Congress, went before the spe- cial session of the legislature in regard to the amendments.
 "The Industrial Congress is trying to get through the amend ment killing the direct primary" He referred to Salisbury as "an emisSary from Wall street."
 After September 12th are they going to support the ticket? I hope so. Will the Bisbee Re. view, in a great editorial after Septem Der 12th, come out and support me? Not much"
 He urged that two good peo- pie be induced to run for the legislature from this county, and said that this county has had good men and good women in the legislature but that occasion ally some from this county have | voted with the big interests" Have your legislators repre- sent you, and not the invisible | government" he advised.
 He urged all to vote mo" on all the proposed amendments, i except the farmers cooperative. He stated that he was against 1 legislators being named for four years, and rapped the argument that the state would be saved money by electing officials and legislators every four years.
 1T didn't expect to reenter the turmoil of politics, but did so because the constitution had been attacked. I was glad to see the Democrats gather toge- ther in conference at Tucson but when they got there, Major Kelly of Douglas, James Doug las and General GreenWaV de-