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The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-04-15
Monmouth County Courts

Branch, sworn in by County Clerk Jos
eph McDermott in the clerks off1c,
Monday afternoon occupied the count,
bench for the first time Tuesday whel
he sat to draw grand and petit jur,
panels for the April term Of court.
Upon taking bis seat upon tn
bench he was introduced to the SINAI
audience present by Sheriff John FL
VanMater. who said that the nep
county official is man loved by al
who know him. Sheriff -Vanmatel
expressed regret at losing Judge Law
renee on the county bench but expressed
qualification that he was.eleyated to tbs
eircnit court bench and said that hi
had proved judge who had heart
was merciful yet stern when occasion
required. Thanking thel. sheriff for
his kindly remarks, Judge Steinbach
said that he hoped to live up to the
high traditions of the Office as sci
by his predecessor and predecessors.
Three women were drawn on the
grand jury list but none on the petit
jury as the jury commissioners
Sheriff VsnMater and Milan Ross,
cling to the belief that petit jury
services would prove onerous and dis
tastefulsto the weaker sex.
GRAND JURY LIST
George Jones, electrician. Bradley
Beach.
Archie Height, plumber, Hamilton.
Henry zobel, auto dealer, Sea
Bright.
Archibald Miller, steel official, Red
Bank.
Edward Hendrickson, collector,
Eatontown.
Peter I. Frawlsy, blacksmith, Nor
ganville.
G. Asa Francis. county treasurer
Long Branch.
William n Callahan, clerk, Free.
hold.
Karl ]. Phisterer, tax collector,
Oceanport.
Samuel A. Reeves, hotelman, AS
bury Park.
Mrs. A. M. Englert, Red Bank.
William F.. Jefferson, merchant,
Manasquan.
Frederic Reichey. boro clerk, Brad.
ley Beach.
Thomas L. Slocum, merchant, Long
Branch.
George W. Poole, contractor, Long
Branch.
Charles E. Conover, farmer, Wicka-
funk.
s. Hsilner Calvert, real estate. As
bury Parry.
DR.. Reginald s. Bennett, Asbury
Park
Daniel Naughton, merchant, Rum.
son.
Mrs. Hazel Kremer, Bradley Beach.
William MeNeary, writer, Allen
hurst.
Harry Campbell, banker, Eaton
town.
Clarence j. Houseman retired,
Long Branch.
Miss Richard Wines, Belmar.
John M. Laird ,Tennent.
Miss Agnes Dillon, teacher, Bel.
mar.
Park.
hurst.
9. Dorman McFadden, garage,
Long Branch.
Ira Hulsart, harness maker, Eng
lishtown.
John Holland, famer, Marlboro.
Edward Evanson, merchant, Eng
lishtown.
Mrs. Edward o'Flahsrty, Reddon's
Corner.
Gilbert T. vanMater. farmer, Key,
port, r. d.
THE PRTITIJURY
Russell Gardner, retired, Asbury
Park.
Paul Newman, retired, Pine tree
road, Belmar.
Earl Cherry, grocer. Keyport-
: Archie Naylor, garage, Atlantic
Highlands.
William Taylor, carpenter, Long
Branch.
William T. Apologize, telegraph ops
orator, Farmingdale.
Branch.
vile.
jerry oarew, clerk, Rumson.
Raymond Pullen, merchant, RUM
IA. Alfred wooIley. farmer Morgan.
!, George Chandler, waterman, Fair
Haven.
mouth Beach.
David L. Kind, merchant, Red
:, AdOlph schlusr, retired. Bradley
! William P. Donaldson, painter, Sea
Henry Hendrickson retired As
bury. Park.
James Maloney. farmer. Middle
town.
William Hinde, ret ired, Highlands.
Frank Edwards, furnit ure dealer
Neptune City.
T01.r
The Monmouth inquirer., 1926-04-15

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FOR sALE-AUToMOBrLEs.
FLINT.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

For the convenience of Our
customers we have given over
the second floor of Our Service
Dept. as an exclusive used car
showroom.
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wILLYs-KNIGHT. CAR IN
excellent running condition ana
equipped with Winter inclo-
sure. Paint and tires are very
good: motor quiet; can be-
bought for SI40.05 cash and
S24.3l for 10 months includes
interest. firo and theft in
THIS rs CAR NO. 64
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CHEVROLET TOURINGS 1929: choice OF
six every car in good running condition
priced low at $3.50: $40 80 cash. balance
S36S per week. Ourisman Chevrolet Sales
Co. 625 Fl ST. ne. Open nights and Sundays.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

BUICK COUPE. 1921: 4-passenEer master
six: excellent condition throughout: trade
smaller car: liberal terms. Phone Mr.. Peahe.
lin,
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
SPLENDID VALUES.
IN
HIGH-GRADE
u USED CARS

These cars traded in on NEW
CHRYSLERS at a fair allow
ance have been thoroughly re-
conditioned and are ready to
start right in giving dependable
transportation to the purchaser.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
HUDSON-ESSEX
USED-CAR BARGAINS
1722 L St.
West of Conn. Ave.

We are now offering the most
complete assortment OF good
used cars at the lowest prices
in Washington.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

PAIGE DE LUXE TOURING
car, Tcvarnished and has orig
inal finish. In excellent condi-
ton and equipped as follows:
Bumpers front and rear. auto
matte Windshield wiper. stop
light. bar-cap motometer. rear
view mirror. sun visor and
full set OF Enubbers. Can be
bought for $360y02 cash and
S62.34 month for IL
months. which includes inter
est. fire and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 22.
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All cars shown are in good
condition and are arranged so
that they may be inspected con-
venEently.
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Our stock includes some OF
the following we'll known makes.
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CADILLAC. I'll. SPORT TOURING; also
coupe and 7-pass sedan. 1885, See US for
will arrange terms and take your. old car as
part payment. 132 Conn. ave. Main 2OSO.
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PAIGE 7-PASS DE LUXE
sedan. Car is in Al condi-
tion throughout. with the fol
lowing equipment: Bumpers
front and rear, bar-cap mo-
tometer. sun visor, automatic
Windshield wiper, rear-view
mirror. combination stop and
tail light. Original finish and
FIVE good tires. Cash pay
inert of S624.7O and SIC for
IL months includes interest.
fire and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 10.
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SEDAN

COLUMBIA SEDAN. A
snappy fivepasenger closed
car; upholstery and interior
in very good condition: new
top: mechanical condition very
bought Tor si4o.o5 cssh and nd
S24.3l for 10 months includes
interest. fire and theft in
rms IS CAR NO. 73.
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FOR sALE--AUTOMOBILES.
STUDEBAKER
USED CAR DEPT.
Trade Your Present Car ror One
of These
CERTIFIED
STUDEBAKER
CARS.
FOR sALE--AUTOMOBILEs.
Every Car Backed By Our
Pledge to the Public.


1922 Studebaker light six
touring. $50
1922 Studebaker' light six
sedan. .............. 4Lo
1922 Studebaker special six
touring. ............. 49o
1922 Studebaker special six
sedan. .............. /OO
1922 Studebaker big six
touring. g............. AS
1923 Studebaker big six
touring. ............ US
1924 Studebaker special six
sedan, balloon tires,
in Al condition. Il ,O5O
1923 Studebaker special six
touring. g............ 4o5
1923 Studebaker special six
Sedan. ....... "0
1924 Studebaker light six
touring. ..... 495
1924 Studebaker special six
tourlng.. g............. rs
1924 Studebaker special six
roadster. r............ "o
ops Studebaker standard
phaeton ........... 795
Dps Studebaker special six
sedan, practically a
new car $50
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| slip-covers; very low
Standard Upholstery
W lDs
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the following WeitknoWn makes.
Dodge Tourings.
Ford Sedans-Fords.
Ford Coupes.
Chevrolet Coupes.
Chevrolet Sedans.
Buick Touring.
Maxwell Touring. s.
Maxwell Sport Touring.
Willys-Knight Touring.
Paige Touring.
Studebaker Touring.
Gardner Sedan.
Flint Touring.
Flint Coupe.
Durant Sedans and
Tourings.
FLINT,
1905 18th St. Pot. 1873
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

OAKLAND SPORT TOURING
Car in excellent mechanical
condition throughout. Just
been repainted and has the
following equipment: Bumpers
front and rear, side shields.
covl lights. combination stop
and park light, rear-view mr..
ror, windshield wiper, all good
tires and disc wheels, SI62 so
cash and S27.60 9 month for
10 months includes interest
fire and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. Il.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

fAPERHANGING PLASTFRING -. See
VIM A Little about your interior and ex-
ferinr nafntinr RfQ oh a W F. 0TRA
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! BUICK ToIRING. 5lpassenger: late 1925:
! fully eoupped nlieage low and condition
guaranteed car must be seen to be appre-
ciated price. $40: terms or trade. 2oO7
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CHEVROLET 4-PASS. 1924 sport Touring
Park light, fun bumpers can arrange low
Call Mr. Thomas Adams 3l3T
Evening star., 1926-04-04

JEwETT SPECIAL TOURING
New paint: engine runs as If II
Just came from the factory I:
five new tires: upholstery In
fine shape; trunk and trunk
rack: combination stop and
tail light: spring bar bumpers
front and rear. motometer,
cowl lights, automatic wind
shield wiper. rear-vlew mir
rOr, sun visor: car finished in
lotus blue. Cash payment OF
1881 80 and Sal for IL
months. includes interest. fire
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR 80. .
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BUICK MASTER SIX. 2-pass coupe: late
1904 Dnco fnish PhNne franklin S14t A."
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ALL HAVE FIVE GOOD
TIRES-MANY HAVE BEEN
REFINISHED IN DUCO. ALL
ARE i ABOVE THE
AVERAGE IN LOOKS AND
PERFORMANCE.

A visit to our sa1esroo1E
where the whole building is de-
voted to the appraising, recon-
ditloning and sale of used cars
will convince the most skepti-
cal that every car offered is
GOOD HONEST VALUE"
Evening star., 1926-04-04
.EWETT BROCGHAM

JEwETT BRoUGHAM. IN
exceptionally fine condition:
has front bumper, rear-yiew
mirror, disc wheels and FIVE
balloon tires. S325.20 cash
and $46.60 a month for IL
months. includes interest. fire
and theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. "a.
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NOTICEl

NOTICE! NOTICE!
Studebaker Special Six. 4-pass. ...... .Sl75
bedge Bod Tonrns; ~ ON'.. sibo and s2s
Haynes Light SIX Touring ..,...... ddgg2
FORD SEDAN 4-do0r ....'.'''''.: zSo
Reo eeu Speed % Wagons @ t2j ..$ito and 12S
BSSf BaSk LsSe f9S'sfrs ss Touring. 81 e and and l
Hudson Super SIX. ......>.. So
Tulsa Touring late model. ......... 65
bort hUaQster. ~. -. ...ss... 80
Chevrolet Touring Observation-Disclosures. 80
Oakland SIX Touring. ........... 80
Plenty others at lowest prices. DON'T miss
these bargains. No finance charges. Robert
Herson's Auto Exchange. 100 Fla. ave, ne.
North 10A06. - g
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Hudson, rs, coach. $3.50
Hudson, rs, coach, late. -. 7o5
Essex. rs, coach, late. 80. 585
Essex, "a, coach. .. ..... 800
Overland, rs, coupe-sedan 325
Studebaker, ~, special 9
touring ......... A5
Ford, "a, sedan ....... 275
Chevrolet, "a, touring, like
new .....:. ........ $50
Ford, %, sedan. ........ 100
Ford, '23, touring. ......... IS
Ford, rs, touring. ........ 225
Hudson, '23,. coach ,....... 15
Hudson, "a, coach. -. $50
Dodge, '23, sedan... ...... 375
Chevrolet, "a, sedan. 80. POS
Olds1nobile, %, brougham 285
Essex, '22, touring. ....... 250
Nash, '24, 7-pass, touring. SIS
Ford, rs, sedan, 4-door. -. 425
Maxwell, ~, touring, 4
new tires .......... ZOO
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CARPENTER-An kinds ioo work. porches
glassed. roof repairs. painting, etc For esti.
mate phone W. F. Weaver. FIR. 1898. any
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CARPENTER WORK ard johh,ng and repair
Phone Clarendon 513-W',. Ask for F. r.
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TEIEY ARE PRICED RIGHT
AND YOU MAY NAME THE
TERMS.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary to be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv.
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
1Ik
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1925 Jewett Sport Touring.
Rubber like new; Just been painted
light blue lacquer: motor recondi-
toned; with all equipment. .... S575
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CHEVROLET TOURING. HAS
five good tires. windshield
wiper, and real buy for
S6O.35 cash and SIS for q
months includes interest. fire
and theft insurance,
THIS Is CAR no. 40.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

1924 Buick Sedan.
Master Six. 5-pass,: in perfect condi-
Evening star., 1926-04-04

tHAIR CANElN6. hand ,caneing splint cane
ing. porch rockers splinted upholstering.
Franklin $3.50 Free delivery.
CHAIR GAMING A SPECIALITY: uphelster.
Line. S9S9-J. L. L. Bailey. ell Pa. ave. Sc
CHAIRS GAINED. upholstered: porch rockers
splinted. Clay Armstr9uz. 1888 10th ct.
Evening star., 1926-04-04
ALSO

1925 Flint Sport Touring.
Eew shade of green lacquer: motor
Just overhauled; with two new
rear tires. bumpers. etc. .S625
Evening star., 1926-04-04

ELECTRICAL WIRING-WilI e1ve you 20
months to pay. For avery electrical require
meDt call on us. Estimates cheeFfully sub
witted. Penn. Electric Co. oil 7th ct. NV
"Don't forget our new address Call Main
BIZ or Main 1S55
Evening star., 1926-04-04

CARBON BURNING, 3Oc PER CYLINDER
Owner to remove plugs and wires N. NJ
COLEMAN. 201 18TH al. NV. ". 459S.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS in all
branches: estimates and plans free. Phone
Evening star., 1926-04-04
FOR sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
The House for Used Cars.

The House for Used Cars.
1925
CHEVROLET SEDAN, VERY
late model. Has been run but
1000 miles and is equipped
with front bumper, quarter
bumpers on rear. tires. park
ing light, reAr-view mirror.
automatic windshield wiper,
winged motomcter, step plates
and disc wheels. Can be
bought for S254.3 cash and
$4,000 a month for IL months.
This includes interest. fire and
theft insurance.
THIS IS CAR NO. 67.
$7(
1925
OVERLAND COUPE SEDAN.
Car is In unusually fine me-
chanical condition and has
Just been revarnished. All
good tires. Combination stop
and park light and running
lights. Can be bought for
S14005 cash and Sab q
month for 10 months.
THIS IS CAR NO. 80. -.
s.;
Evening star., 1926-04-04

PAPERHANGING and painting-Have your
4 orli done now: reasonable prices good
work; cash or your own terms. A. j. Penn
hprtna inc TRho he
Evening star., 1926-04-04

LIBERAL TERMS.
II. B. LEARY, Jr., & BROS.
1928 l4th St. NV.
North 6826.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

JEwETT TOURING. CAR N
excellent running condition.
Has four new Royal cord
tires. Paint and top in excel
lent condition. A nice running
touring for S140.O5 cash and
S24.31 month for 10
months. This includes inter
est, fre and theft insurance.
THIS Is CAR NO. SO.
Evening star., 1926-04-04

1924 Buick Sedan.
Master Six. 7-pass. Just reconditioned:
with new lacquer paint and slip
COYers - - =. SaAh
Evening star., 1926-08-18
WHEELER ASSA|LS
. TlNKHAM CHARGES
Aim to Detract Public Atten-
tion From Vets, Says Anti.
/ Saloon Counsel.

Replying to the demand of Repre-
sentative Tinkman, Republican of
Massachusetts, that the Department
OF Justice prosecute the AntiSaloon
League under the corrupt practices
act, Wayne B. Wheeler. general coun-
sci of the league. has issued A state
ment declaring that for four years
Mr.. Tinkham has tried vainly TO get
some one to take his charges against
the league seriously,
These charges are as groundleSs
as the wet cause is hopeless.
Mr.. Tinkham yells Stop thief" to
hide the corrupt, lawless activities Of
the vets who back him The Anti
Saloon League has told the truth
about its income and disbursements
If the vets were as frank. their bud
get would make the money spent bv
the league look like 80 cents Only
a small part of the leagues income
is spent for political purposes. and
the law does not require that money
spent for other purposes he reported
We have been complying with the
Federal election laws longer than any
other organization.
The national league alone filed
its report until 1928, when the law
was changed. requiring State organi.
cations to do likewise The State
leagues will comply with the law.
Both by. law and by Supreme Court
decision 1t is not necessary to report
primary expenses under the Federal
statute. This cannot De required by
law without amending the ConStitu-
ton.
IN the meantime, Tlnkham will con-
ttnue TO tinkle to detract public at
tention from his lawless supporters
who are shooting holes in the Consti.
tuition in order to get drink of pofs
on liquor
Evening star., 1926-08-18
CHARGES FILED AGAINST
TWO FLORIDA BROKERS
Complaints Seeking Revocation of
Licenses Accuse Miami Men of
Misrepresentation.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. August 1s.-Com-
plants seeking revocation of the real
estate brokers' licenses of Robert
Marshall. formerly of Philadelphia,
and Martin J. Golden. formerly of
New York, both of Miami. have been
filed by the Florida Real Estate
Commission with Judge w. F. Blan-
ton of Dade County. the commission
announced yesterday
Hearings have been set for Sep
tember and 3. respectively.
Marshall is charged with making
false promises and with being un-
worthy to act as real estate broker
Golden is charged with having rep
resented lots in a negro subdivision
as high and dry" when. AS a matter
of fact, the property was inundat ted
and said to have been worthless The
commission said Golden forfeited a
bond at Miami last Nav after his
arrest on charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses He is be-
heVed to be in New York.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
DOG DERBY PLANNED.
Greyhounds Will Race September
IL for Purse of $4,000

CHICAGO. August 1s P)-The
f1rst American dog derby was an
nounced last night for running on
September II at the, Thornton grey
hound racing track. just outside Chi
cago. The purse for the American
greyhound derby will be $4,000, the
largest in the history Of the sport
and officials anticipate field of half
a hundred.
The largest hotel in the world is
nearing completion in Chicago. It
will be % stories high and will con-
tain 5000 guest chambers
Evening star., 1926-08-18

Here's everything you'll want-(owns Of soft nansook
beautifully lace trimmed and Of colorful crepes with
round vee-shaped necks-Step-n Drawers Chemse
and Boomers. OF fine nainsook. trimmed with dainty
handmade Irish and hlet laces. And every garment
is only ST.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Glove Silk Panties, $3.50

Fine quality and workmanship characterize these ador-
able sepin pantes Of glove silk quality that usually
sells much higher. In flesh.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
These Other Suites and Pieces
Are Special Sale Features

3-Piece Living A most unusual
Room Suite, $50 value value; sdrs1 at this sa1s aM
price. Upholstered in high grade jacquard
velour of taupe and rose shades: reversible
cushions, resting on web spring base.
Windsor Chairs These fine chairs
$8.75 p,or,re proner amount ~" =" Of
Early American atmosphere that is so nee
essary now to be in keeping with the vogue.
Finished in delightful shade of brown
mahogany.
Spinet Desk Particularly graceful
SIS lines lines make 1ah, this charming Ih;N1 ing
we'll into living or bed room: especially
appreciated by the younger girl Built Of
combination brown mahogany and gum
wood.
Living Room and Occasional Furniture Section.
Dining and Bedroom Furniture Section. Seventh floor.
Evening star., 1926-08-18

These cool. well made undergarments appeal as much
for their daintness for their practicable ityso to
choose them such very low price values out
OF the ordinary-and really unusual savings. Every
garment is carefully and finished with special
Thirdn
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Glove Silk Vests, $3.50

Fashioned Of fine quality glove silk, this ve>t-wel
reinforced armholes and full cut-offers remark
able value. Flesh color.
Evening star., 1926-08-18

A.Pfece Ped- The skillful use OF
room Suite, $225 yeneers "Srr@ that are
well matched and laid make this unusual
" attractive chamber suite. Comprised ot
Toilet Table. Dresser Chest Of Drawers and
Double Bed.
Armchair The artistic. quiet dignity OF
~to1r this fine Armchair brings
@'|'/o comfort and repose to the
modern living room. Pierced back. tap
estrv-covered seat and frame Of combina
ton walnut and gumwood.
End Table Excellent lines and charm
&I7c ing proportions render this
po'/0 little end table especially
appropriate for use with Your favorite chair
or comfortable davenport. Its simple
beauty is shown well in combination brown
mahogany.
Evening star., 1926-08-18
Fine 10-Piece Dining Room Suite
Semi-Annual Sale Price $345

design staunch and sturdy characteristics and soft
dull finish patterned such different lines that
instant appeal Younger home makers The Suite includes
the shown above Server enclosed China Closet
Armchair and FIVE Side Chairs wrought beautiful con1bna
ton of walnut and gumwOod.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
ARMlsTlCE DAY PROCLAMATION

Declaring that Armistice Day
is inseparable linked with the
aspirations of humanity for world
peace, Governor Hunt has pro
claimed the eighth anniversary
of the close of the World War,
which occurs on November II,
as holiday. and requests all
citizens of the State to celebrate
the occasion with fitting exercis
es and asks that all business and
traffic cease on that day, where
ever possible. during two min
utes' silence at IL o'clock a. m.
on that day.
Armistice Day will be observ
ed in Nogales with a special pro
gram including a big parade in
which many beautiful floats will
be seen. A military drill will be
a feature. Appropriate exercises
will also be held. All citizens Of
Santa Cruz county should join
with the Nogales American LIE
gion post of Nogales in celebra.
ton of Armistice Day, Novem
ber II. .-Patagonian.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
GOV. HUNT LOYAL TO HAYDEN
Supporting the Entire Democratic
Ticket-Not Part of 1t

Phoenix. In scathing state
ment issued today, Louis B.
Whitney, chairman of the Demo.
cratic State Central Committee,
concen trated drum fire on the
position of the Cameron for. Sen.
ator gang in Arizona.
Cameron and his managers re.
alize that their only hope of sue.
cess lies in a division of the De
mocratic party of Arizona; there.
fore, they are industriously and
insidiously circulating stories
calculated to destroy Democratic
solidarity.
These pussyfooting whisper
ers endeavor TO leave the impress
sion with Democrats that there
is such a thing as a Hunt-Came-
ron coalition.
They pour the poison into the
ears of friends of Governor Hunt
in an endeavor to make them be-
lieve that Cameron Republicans
are supporters OF the governor.
No better answer to this pro
paganda can be devised than the
following quotation from Cover.
nor Hunts speech at Stafford, /,
October %, 1926.
Some Pinto Democrats and
Republican newspapers are ques.
tioning my party loyalty in this
campaign. I have been Demo
crat in this state for thirty five
years and have alway supported
the Democratic ticket. In this
campaign 1 AM SUPPORTING THE
ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
NOT PART OF IT. When a Pinto
asks you if Hunt is supporting
Carl Hayden ask him If he is
supporting Hunt or Clark"
1T is a fundamental OF politics
that a minority party may only
win through creating disaffection
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
LEGISLATIVE

LEG1SLAIIV II
For State Senator
ANDREW BETTWY.
For State Representative
GLADYS WALKER.
For County Attorney
JAMES V. ROBINS.
For County Sheriff
HAROLD j. BROWN.
For County Treasurer
ANNA B. ACKLEY.
For County School Supt.
GRACE a. FARRELL.
For County Recorder
FRANK B. CARBON.
For County Assessor
HARRY fFARRIOR.
For Clerk of the Superior Cour
ROBERT E. LEE.
For Justice of the Peace, Prct.
CHARLES e. HARDY.
For Constable, Prct. l
J. w. HATHAWAY. 4
For Justice of the Peace. Prct.
A. FL. GLIDEWELL.
For Constable, Prct. 2
JAMES 6. KANE. i
For County Supervisor, District
A. E. SANDERS.
For Supervisor, District 2
J. G. BARNES
For Supervisor, District 8
W. r. ROATH.
The border vidette., 1926-10-30
LEWIS w. DOUGLAS

"The Democratic ParU's can
didate for Congress is a
young man and a native son
of Arizona, the third genera
ton Of a family who have been
pioneers and developers Of this
Statea family Of whom Ari-
zond is proud.
Lewis W. Douglas is Identified
with the mining and dgricul-
turaI industries of Arizona and
is doing much in both lines to
develop the state. His essay
into public life as d member Of
the Legislature in 1928 is one
of which he and the Demo-
cratic Party may well feel
proud. He showed intelligence
and courage, ard none Of his
associates questioned his in
tegrity and honesty Of purpose
in his support Of or opposition
to measures which were be-
fore the Legislature. His ac-
tons were influenced solely by
what he deemed best for
Arizona"
Arizona Gazette.