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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 DOCK EXPLAINS WHY HE'S IN RACE FDR U. S. SENATE VcwiestVricea Our ChkF fftracfiona mi PHIL REPUBLICANS HOLD IB METING HEAR HI. E. S. CLiI Last Thusday night. Republicans, Democrats and many others of nonde script denomination and political faith filled the county court room at Flor ence and Rave an attentive ear and an applauding hand to an excellent ora mm The Leading Barga, tion and speech delivered by the Hon. K. S. Clark of Prescott. Republican candidate for the United States senate. His fame as an orator had already pre ceded him and he ran true to form. Senator-to-be Clark is dignified, yet affable, scholarly, yet intelligible, wit ty and serious, and master of the sit uation at all timesV lie made no rash promises about installing the San Car los dam the second week after he had taken his seat in the senate, but did drive home and enthuse his audience when heanounced that the San Car los dam would soon be an assured re ality and that he would and could do as much as any other man in securing this great project for the people of this valley. Hon. A. A. Jayne first adressed the audience upon his candidacy for the county attorney nomination and in the absence of his opponent, D. A. Little, who had been asked to attend, he cour teously explained and replied to the charges that had been hurled at him by Mr. Little and his Democratic cam paign manager, Stephen H. Abbey. Judge Jayne is a practicing attorney of over fifteen years' experience and an orator and speaker of no small ability, -frimself, and he held the respectful at tention and approval of his hearers. He explained that after he had been urged to run by Republican leaders, he then, at Little's own suggestion, had offered to pay up Little's campaign expenses, amounting to $150.00, which was agree able to Little, but that, later. Little at tached the proviso that his manager. Abbey, must be taken care of. mean ing apointed deputy county attorney, else he would not withdraw from the race. Jayne thereupon absolutely re fused to have anything to do with providing- a future berth for Abbey, so. thereupon. Little announced he would not withdraw. County Chairman Treat ably presid ed at this meeting and introduced oth er Republican candidates sitting upon the platform, who responded in a few words, after receiving the applause of the audience. Those present were Lem uel P. Matthews, candidate for state senator; George N. Hall, state repre sentative; tz. a. 5yers ror treasurer; W. I. Davidson for supervisor, and Brax Morrisqn for sheriff. o ASI'S APPEAL . FOR E. S. To the Republican Voters of Arizona, Greeting: Not being able to write to all those I know in the state, I take thi's means of calling your attention to the fact that we have the opportunity of vot ing for a truly great man in the pri mary for the nomination for United States senator Mr. E. S. Clark. He has always been the champion of every good thing that has been intro duced in our state. He has worked for prohibition when that was an un popular issue. He has always been the friend of woman suffrage. Mr. Clark Is the father of three song to whom he has been a splendid example of clean manhood. Women of Arizona, today we want a man of this stamp and character to represent us in the United States sen ate. Mr. Clark is a pleading speaker and you have only to look into his face to know that the things he says with his lips come from his heart. He will-not be elected by the monied interests, but if he is elected it will be by the good, clean people of Arizona who will put apathy aside and get out and work for him. I appeal to all my friends in Arizona to get out among your friends and speak this good word for Mr. Clark. Let us nomfnate him in the pri maries and then, I know .we can elect him in November. Yours in all sincerity, AIRS. CLARA L. HUNTER. President Glendale Woman's Club, Glendale, Arizona. The secret is out. Tom Maddock has at last taken the public into confidence as to why he entered the race for the Republican nomination for United States senator alter three others had a long start. "Tom" wants to go to the senate. For this and no other reason he has thrown his hat in the ring. This he makes clear in a statement is sued yesterday in response to a de mand from a reporter that he di's close the motives back of his action. The statement follows: "I have been accused of entering the senatorial race in order to muddy the water and beat someone. This is only a part of my transgressions. I am trying my best to beat by any honor able means three Republicans for the nomination, in order to beat the strongest Democrat at the election. "It is said that I desire to compete with Captain Robison for the ex soldier vote; that I am trying to split the progressive vote to defeat Mr. Clark; and again they say that I am trying to cut into the standpat vote in order to hurt Mr. Cameron. I am absolutely impartial in my desire to defeat the other candidates; in doing this, I am asking the support of no particular group or clique. "It is the fortune of politics that some of us will be defeated. If the Republican voters of this state are of the opinion that any of the other can didates has done more for his party; would be of greater service to the state ticket i'n general; that he is bet ter qualified for this high office and in it can do more for our state; that he has a better chance for election; that he would be freer from outside influence or that his integrity or word, in business or politics, is better than mine; I hope they will support him. Regardless of any ambition of my own, I desire him to win, whom the party, as a whole, considers the best man. "The fact that I have been but a short time in the race is to my dis advantage, only, and should not be used by any other candidate as an ex cuse for hVs possible defeat,? CAljiilATH ',',1,1 CLARK CHARGED TO MAR EL Nealon of Court. Adv. Phoenix for Supreme n Republican A. P. Leased Wlrej NEW YORK, Sept. 3 Official gov ernment opinion in Mexico on the death of President Carranza places the blame on General Mariel as the man personally responsible, according to a statement given out today by Dr. Alvaro Torre Diaz, new Mexican min ister to Brazil who is stopping en route to Rio de Janeiro. He was a confi dential agent of the new Mexican gov ernment in Wrashington for three months. "Several days before the death . of Carranza, General Mariel surrendered with all his forces to General Pablo Gonzalez," Diaz said. "General Ma riel gave" orders to General Rodolfo Herrero, but not wishing to carry them out himself, Herrero in turn passed the orders on to Colonel Mar quez, who led the attack which re sulted in the assassination of Car ranza." Declaring his statement the first public one regarding official opinion in the matter. Dr. Diaz said, "full justice" will be meted to Mariel, now imprisoned by criminal processes tak en up by the state of Puebla. 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