Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-10-10

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the Colorado river lie is a man Of
energy, ability and vision.
Cameron has done marvels for
Arizona and even Hayden cannot con-
sistently maintain that Arizona has
never contributed to the republican
campaign fund in any proportion to
the benefits, received.
ARIZONA has never contributed any
appreciable amount to the campaign
fund of the republican party, there
fore Camerons success at Washington
cannot be attributed to that source.
Hayden will have to advance a more
reasonable argument to the Arizona
voter than that campaign contributions
are the underlying cause of Cameron's
great achievements at Washington.
The intelligent and loyal Arizonian
should know that the real reason for
Cameron's results are his unexcelled
personal ability and the fact that Cam
eron belongs to the party that stands
unreservedly for protecting all our do
nestle industries. Lastly, Camerons
party is in power at Washington, hence,
he can make his ability and senatorial
seniority effective in Arizona's behalf
Nearly every product produced
within Arizona, except copper and long
staple cotton, have already been ac-
corded protection. Does Hayden main.
tain that the protection already given
Arizona products was due to campaign
contributions?
"Arizonians know that Senator Sam
eron secured in the senate, in 1922, the
passage of a bill providing duty on
long staple cotton But where was
Mr.. Hayden's assistance. He made a
speech favoring an emergency duty in
1921 but failed to support in any form
the permanent tariff duty in 1922. Sen
ator Cameron cannot be fighting in the
senate and in the house at the same
time Who then failed to protect the
long staple cotton industry? Hayden
did not even try, while Cameron passed
it by vigorous fight in the senate.
Will Hayden still maintain that non
protectionist in congress is an efficient
getter of protection for the cotton
grower?
"Arizonians! Realize that if you
want protection, send a protective
senator to washington, but if you want
no protection send a free-trade SEN
ator to Washington. 1t is absurd to
send political hybrid there; now
political straddler on the tariff ques-
tion.
The cotton grower and the copper
miner of Arizona both need protection
demands that they send a protective
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desire projections.
Hayden is for free-trade copper and
states that he connot secure protection
for the long-staple cotton grower,
hence, why should the copper miner
and the cotton grower of Arizona elect
a man for senator who has already
admitted that he is opposed to the one
and helpless to aid the other.
Ralph Cameron not only states that
he will get protection for hides, copper
and cotton when he is reelected, and,
as an assurance we know that he is
one of the senatorial leaders of the
party in power.
IN Casa Grande speech Hayden
admitted that he could not get the San
Carlos dam.
Hayden admitted that he could not
get relief for the Yuma farmers at
Yuma.
"Of course, Hayden failed as one al
ways fails in fight when they admit
that they are whipped before the battle
begins.
Cameron said that he would get
statehood. He did
Cameron said that he would get the
San Carlos dam appropriation. He did.
Cameron now says he will get a
duty on hides, cotton and copper, a=d