The Coolidge examiner., 1930-10-10
WHY THE WORRY?

The anxiety of some of the Republican newspapers
about the abused real Democrats who have been
able to dsodge the gang that has been living off the
taxpayers since statehood is quite amusing These
real Democrats declares the Coolidge Examiner thinks
that all the of the party that for are
nopolists"
Ted might do little figuring learn that if all the
state officers and commissions with all of their employees
and their relatives organized into body
against Hunt in this primary campaign he still would have
won by couple of thousand votes. The "monoposts'
are evidently majority of the Democrats who wanted
him, and let hope that the Democratic principle of ma
jority rule will continue. Maybe Ted didn't give much
consideration to the basis of fact to his little squib that
All Democrats have right to for office, but
have right to win except George w. P Hunt 1t is self
evident truth that if the other candidates got as
many votes Hunt did he is the only one who had the
right to win-The Messenger.
Mrs. A. H Hammer editor of the Messenger, is Dem
ocra and the lady has always been consistent supporter
OF George W. p Hunt since that gentleman scholar
and traveller first started to for Her
ing about the majority should rule is O. K But did the
majority rule in the last Democratic primary? There
great room for in this question The exgover
nor received 5000 more Democratic votes than his
est contestant But these consistent Hunt voes We
believe Republicans should register for the primary
ton as Republicans out know multitude who on ac-
count OF no opposition being offered their county
ticket registered Democrats help some friend
state there was no choice for voted pr
mary ballot We know that few of these Republicans
voted for Mr. Hunt In fact not heard that any
of them voted for the ex-governor any reason We do
know, however, that many voted Lyman Bettwy and
Golfer Then the records show that 28 900 voters
did not cast their ballot.
Personally have respect for the ex-governor He
is an old timer who by virtue of opportunities and business
ability made of his life success he did not make
success OF his administrations and particularly that part
tna had to do with public Institutions Governor Phlps
mas made record in this respect that appeals to every
man and woman in the state who has taken the trouble
TO acqualn themselves with the facts and this is an appeal
nat reaches the heart of the voters be they Democrats
or Republicans The knowledge that the old and the
unfortunate have been given kindly consideration The
inmates OF the public institutions come under the
drect attention of the governor Where there NAV have
peen mistakes Of minor character compared with for
mer administrations the general policy has been vastly
different 1t has been change of condition of
chaos and horror and unfavorable publicity which hamed
the state to real sympathy order good government
These institutions have not been made the playthings of
machine politics
The administration of state institutions Governor
John c. Phillips has been blessing and saving to the
taxpayers In the one term he has served the real
ize the great humane service accomplished and they will
send him back to the other complete
of helping all of the people of the state by virtue of
his being the job for the good the citizens of the
state, and not for a special few politicians
Governor Phillips has been wonderful governor who
has fully proven his worth in term He deserves
another term and is going to get it.