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morning journal
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The Tril.ii' f-iizni. I Its Issue of
hist evening, !.) iiu H fit n
1,,1'K.I from thin paper which delires
thai Hi" "lii' of bossisin Hi" "I "
Tin- Tribune filmen ininmemlx Hint
editorial lh ihe word "Am. 'ii."
W'hlK. we nif "I It. Th- M"iii'
Jnnrnul diostFi tul..'. occasion In H
Hi,- intention i'f the Ttltmno I'ltl.eti
nn.l I lie voters of HiIm t.-rrlt.iry t
another r.i. tor III r political Hf".
which I fur more Inxldiinux nnd tlnn
Ker.uis limn iM.lxm. Tlmt factor I
Hi.. foriM.riitl.in itltuiney who works
hUiiMiir lino the conirol of n party,
thereby bclmi I excellent position
olmuld lo I"! culled ni1"! to li.'lp out
I, In special Interest. Tim most per
sistent "tul diniRcinu fl'i" f these
flih.rn. In thin territory, from n po
int, ul xiuiulnoliit, lire now iui.1 always
tune been th. riillr.mi) attorneys. Tli i
Morning Journal lni" opposed the po-
Ull.-ul aspiration of t'liiirl. ii A. l-ph-ss
bc-iiiii f hi" nlh-ged Hffllllltloll with I
the Hulilit I'f Itallwuy onriipiiiiv. H
Iher.f.ne makes II neceswiry t 'hi
time for iih Ik ''II I'lteiillun to tin'
fact lliíil mu' W. H Walton, ehiiir
iiiuii oí Hi democratic territorial ecn
m,l cntumlitee nn.l Hi.' ni"" '" H
thereby In conirol ..f the dcHtlnlffi of
lluil puny, Is ttfll known a rallwny
nuormy. Mr. W.iltoii him bfn tf
inin.il ly l In Kw.nl u !' rullwiiy for u
tnimli.r of yiirn mol lil rrorfl In
Uml Un.- In well known. Wr. Wtillon
hIioiiIiI r.'tii' from Hie position hf
liohls or tin it. riioi rntlt piirty KhouUI
.tiiH.' In prill" iilionl tlif rule of til"
pfi.pl.. iiihI the fiffilom from i-orponi-ll.in
tutu rol In the n.'W Biiitf. A il.'in
o.nillf rollan ft-ninn r. f. nlly In lili
HI y kuI.1 tlmt NfW Mfxh-n wonhl hf
moMl f.o nniiitf ir li. sin , ff .lfil la
wupliiK from rnllioiul control. ln
.hf.l dhf will. If t'"' ilftiioiriitlf pnrly.
h.'i.il.'il hv V. It. Wiillon In ever p. r-
liilltfi) to control nlf'ilrH In Nw M"S-
, ,,, Wlillc tlfinoi riiuf .num. i
ftfixing ''iiiiifiiK" to f.litoriiil Ironi
thin pup. r, h i It reprint tin itlmvo In
full mid put upon It the mnni Htniii
oí Im iipprovnl. 'I'll" MoiníiiM .finir
mil Ik nKiillixt th.. Iionifti: Tin Morn
ing Joiirniil Ih tlnrcroro loKlcitllv 11
. iiiiiiliiBt the rnlli oiul íniinlpiilHlni
v lio . ck lo ciit.T pollti, h In thin l';r-Vilory.
Into Hit" fflr of Now Mfl''n t thin
time tlml Hi' l'"ve nu ilKl't t brns
ii p. Thtrefor lft them now tP
anhle or convince the 'riiiik nrt flic
of the purty thiit they are the riKlit
kln.l of men to ilumínalo the politics
of a new etnte.
Tin frame-up In politlcnl lined ttint
have licen ernirtueil nre no koo.I If the
voter decline to nccept them nn.l thin
piiper Is of the opinion thin It I hluh
time thiit noini' of the ucheme tht
Imve heen iirriniBfcl ohonlil he knock
c.l In the' heii.l. Hm h lculwhillon n
the Hiiwklii"' net Mlionlil he mmle
forever linpost.ll.lt' umler the coiiMlltii
t Ion.
The rcpiihllciiri purty loen not con
lHt of li lew hoHsce vcnteil with
i noimh Irifliieiice to whip I he voter
of the Viirloim coiintlc lulo Un for
liny ol.l Ihlntr thnt Hiohb how or
their Inlei'fHla limy tlemiuxl. The ter
ritory l ripe for the mime movement
thnt linn thrown the I-ohk.h out of
power In the varlouH ululen of the
union nod tills pnpcr linn confidence
In the rank nnd rile of the repnl'Hcun
purty to hell.'Vf Unit evciy voter will
Htiilid .iinrely upon hl own lielief
and refoHi- to let the Im.km of lilx pnr
ticuhir coniiiHinlty dictut, to or In
fluence him In iiny trimmer.
Already The MoniltiK Jouri'M Ih 1i
liiK iiccnxcd of dlnnipllim the rcpuli
Iichii parl; of en.liin Jfrlim the adop
tliui of the (onKllliillon; of clidanKer
hiK Hlalehood and a Krcat deal more
-in h prulile 'I I"' MornlHK Journal
Ih iIkIiik noihliiK of the Hurt. It l 1Ih
luptlni; Hie Pobkch nil rifsht; enilmiKer
Ina their seheinen I'm' conirol of the
new Minie: ndiinnerliiK the ponsHillUy
of a .(.nsllliitlon which would h ii
dl(tra.'i. to the new Htnte, hut It In
standiiiK with the people (if the terri
tory, where It has iihvnyii xtixid with
out I'exanl to coiiMeipiennceH to ItHflf.
Thin paper him faith ciioiikIi In the
common Hcnsn of the iiveriiKo voter
to feel that M flKht will hrlnn forth
Ktiod fruit.
If the rcpuhllcun party li In ihin
Uer id heln iliHiilpletl let the liosneR
Htep down and out and all will he
well. If the mlmlHHinn of New .Mex
ico Ik cndaiiKired let the house .pill
their petty ficheiiiiim'. for control of
the new .slate Hovernmelit. If the
adoption of the new conxtltiill'm Im
likely to he defeated let the men who
lie now IINplllllHT to write Unit run-
HI It Ul loll out of personal IntercHtfl. fiiil
the political field and the coiimI it utloii
will he kuv.'.I.
The people re tired of IiohmImih and
now I the time to put an end to It.
If we are KolliK to have otatehood, let
iih have it Mute that wo will lint m
iiHhnnied to live In. The wny to Hfcure
thai Htate It to turn down every po
litlcnl hoBH In New Mexico and do It
at the firm ele. lion.
The doy of the political orKfin In
the newspaper field. I!ktí the day of
the bou who control nuch ft publica
tion, 1 coinlnii to a nhort nnd midden
end. When you rend n wwnpHper,
be mire tlmt you nlno know who con
trols the reltm of the politlcnl policy
nf thnt orKiin.
Now In the time for nil good men
to come to the ni'l of the party. Thin
Is nn excellent cenlence for lifKln
nero In the ufn of H typewriter to
practice with nnd It I Juxt ni '"
lor voten to ute when decldlnH
whether they vvnnt a new male ridden
by politlcnl tiosMc or run by the rank
and file of the party. ,
Every candidate for ilclexa-te to the
count it lit lona! c.i nvenllon Hhould he
cloudy Hludicd no to hln politlcnl nT
f ilia tlonn. If he I under t hf thumb
of mime boxs who I likely to control
his notion durlriK the' convention, re
member that the new ordor or thlnn
In thlw territory In to turn down the
hoc HCH.
The Morning .lournnl In ngaln ac
cuxed of hurting the pnrly by trying
to rid It of the, boHHcs nnd help the
rank and filo voter keep the power
In their hand. lo not be nilHled b
the hoHMe. They are the one who
me Kcttlng hurt. The party i im
proving every lithe one of them goes
down lo defeat, flit them on the po
litical crup henp.
Jf the Hawkins net Ih such rotten
IcgiHlalioli i.s It likely that Fall uml
Iluwklns In the const itut lonal conven
tion would Improve the general cliar-
IcriHlicH of the coiiHtitution of the
w state?
Tin season of the very bad mm-
iiImii cigar lx aiMironchlng.
I'he Inxiirgcntx have finally got n
rlxc out of that reticent perxoii, Sena
tor Nclxon W. -xilino oí iwiouu
and.
There lx a well defined movement
toward the Introduction 01 Hie o.uj-
llke and cultured eporl of crb kel Into
tbix country. Isn't golf pretty neat-
he limit "
Th
that
report Ih officially confirmed
ncle Jo,, (.'annoii, at the age of
has really joined the lon'l Worry
bib. Hvldeiitly, In fl'ite ol mau
statenieiil that have been made nx
lo the ultimate residence of the speak-
r. he contemplates the future with
traiuiiiility.
not iti.i: iim i: to hoost.
Till: l l(. Ill' is ox.
Since the putdicMtlort In The Morn-
iiiK Journal .eslerdav ol an eoiloiiai
in which till" paper declared thai the
day of the bn In the repiihlican party
wax at nn i ml and that the people
In this teiiilorv were prepared to
wax ileiiilexs w miare nmilnst the
whole crowd of political despots, The
Morning Journal has received asxur
mimm i-s from in.iu soiii' s that the
tiink and tile of the repnlili.-an pnrtv
lx already enlisied In tliis political
warfare to win.
I'nlexs Hie Iiidicntlon now iipparcnt
fall elltltelv lilis leflílor I- going to
uml. r. I within the next lew' weeks
one of lile ni""! complete political
iM.he.'ni.lx In Its history. This pnpcr
lx well iiwiirc that the lines have 1 n
will Uhl hv the bosses to handle
ti.ito.u ... woo i !o tott-lvf x. but it ts
of the opinion that when the tini
comes to count up th- voles the box.'
will I,ud ili.il Heir . alcul.it ions hav
nos. -arrie.) XMi.it few of them sauce
th round nnd rea. Ii the coti-litatioiiol
,-,.m. ntiou at "viiil.i l-'e w M. have vm-,l.ll,,i,,-
xe.h u litht i'i.it th.y will
in. i.i ih I icliv idiota of i-;iw.-r nod
tlo-y mil I,,, oiuil.!,. to in . oaiphsh
nuich if amihing in that chum niton.
Moii on r, the acts of m i - one of the
d.-l. K.itcs In Ui..l .-.Hi"'. inn i.uui 1 on-
imoii are cinu to h,. . los, ly x.-ro-
tiuli.d l. the M.I.M ef tlli" t,ri!!-o
no. I the itch n. mo. from tlo- various
i-ollllli. Will be hi I.I aecoucl a I 1c l.ol
,,T!!y f..r wlol thi-v m.iv tl.i let nJ
Well f-'r WllMl th.'V t'.l.iv Hot do Tie
,a- ot the people f N. W XteXL .
lUUSt Wlile tli.ll .'CM 1 III loll an, I 1!
iic.i-i ii pi. s. i,t lio r v i.-w
th,x i -ap.-r I'l imi 'ih I
a. ti.m lli v ni iv lak- s
t. I. K.il''" I t'l 't ' '
1illi.il tlltllle oí tl
Lo t ill tlo ii a. . i I ii r l
lit l li.it i ol, si II ol en
1 he M.o iiinii Journal .1 I
l, lr l.ll.io" o-fl. X I I,
I .lo-nx ..t ..HV olio r l k in'.''
. I,. .Ih. r doe It h. ii. i
Ihese -.Ulle oip...l
lo run tiie ..o.-utai,
TIO i up. r he 11 I 1
lor ..11 oi., .-r - J ih
K.-t It St tl t '" I"
l.oilüi al I - M er run
,l ,t .,! to M la I'.I te: t v
i,t. 1. in. n A lot t , s. 1 1 i w k i
l.u IK, ft i. X in II.--.'. n. I
Ilk. bal. s-illed o. 1 uloil : .
jttl;n wl-i. h 1 at.x. ..ii.i. dat-.k-'l
lo the iolnit-i..n of hi l.rraorv
Hlr'o...J Tl.-) h.. KiS-.i.-l 1
New Mexico is to have two sphn
did publicity opportunities this yenr-
mie the national Irrigation emigres
ii Unit In IMichlo nnd the other the
national cniixcrviillaii emigres In St
Paul. 1 which liooxevelt nnd rinchot
arc to be among ,4he dlstlnguisheil
speaker. The governor of New Mix
leo hit appointed exceptionally strong
delegation to each of tllt--e meetings
and it Is very Important that each and
every delegate make It a point to la
tin re on the dot nnd be busy nil the
lime he is delegating. The proceed
luux of the Irriiiiitloii congress, us al
ways, are of vital Important e to Irrl
Kilted Interests' in New Mexico, and Al
liiiiiueiiiiie and the teliitory occupy a
prominent place In the count Us
western Irrigators lime the highly
silccexBlul meeting held here two
ears ago.
The St. I'aul coiiservnl ion gathering
is one In which every part of the win
west lx deeply Int. rested. I'rohlenis
o he handled there are problem
wlih h i nine close home to the pcopi
f New Mexico. XV e have had cxpe
liciice In the past few years ol vai
ions kinds of conservation, sonic o
hlch conserve some things and some
ollu-is; and a few of which conserv
ilcw'lounieiii .if our lexoureex. Ton
seriathni polieiix and methods lire t
l.e discussed thoroughly at St. I'au
tl is miiiortanl Unit .New Mexico me
should make Huir voices heard
thei... discns-ioiis and that the i
ho. rests ol the new slate be nhlv
looked after. The delégales n.lllll
In i.oiiuor Mill-, are nun who iiiv
..1,1,- lo i, .present New M s i . i Will
If tlo il, i.alfe the 1 in put t i nee ol
th. n ml o'li. will he sine to go and
lo take i.s acme a pail us pos-mie in
the ilelíl'c I :ll lolis
Itol h ol 1 hese I ollVelll iocs Will g i M
New Mevli o I 'ins a spl' n-l-il
i bailee to boost. Tlo gatherings will
l.e alii it. let .y the l epi . s. e'a'lvi.
progressive . itu:- nship, li e cmpir
loiildels of the west. They are all
lilt, lest.'d ill the new state and theie
will he a ni'o n.li.l i banc.- to diseinl
II. ile inl olltl allolt of the lesu'.t g.UH g
kind r.o hllv manage I the New M.-x-i.
,i hea. I, in. .1 tevs at both St Paul an, I
I'u. Ho should he the center of Utui-
Italsing the Maine, it Is understood,
will not lower the cost of living.
The Itoswcll liecord fear that
(ieiu-ge Curry's estimate of hail n mil
lion lioimlatiiin for New Mexico will
tlo ns harm, tllooniy Ous is Invlt
to try boosting n while. Isn't there
i proverb about the usefulness! of the
llineti who can see two men where
nlv one grew before, or something
like thaf.'
Onlv conceive of a newspaper nmn
without Ills diamonds
letter to XVnuhlngton, traducing him'
a being "treacherou m i,II,"1
frlendstiip and u hypocrite In public
life," uml further that, "the worm
would be puzzled to decide whether
he t Washington) wn un Imposter oí
an nptmlle." I'nlne nndotihiedly had
n great Intellect, but his place as be
ing one of the four great men of hi
time Is by no means secure vim
American people.
Just one more word as to Mr. m
calf's article. XVbat tweniy-tive
Hint. have the Initiative and referen
dum? I have Tl- .rpe'M "Americnn
t 'luirle nnd Constitutions." a work
of seven volumes gotten out by the
government in 191)11. It gives in .
four states. Montana, Oregon, South
liukntn rtntl Oklahoma. Missouri, i
know, adopted the amendment re
centlv, hut I think the gentleman Is
mistaken tibottt the number of state
having the constitutional provision by
tit least twenty.
I want to give him creou n"
andor. With him there Is nothing
hidden. He ulrlkes direct ty m ....
whole constitution end does not nt-
tempt to hide hi desire lor a revolu
tion In the Mrtn of government, in
fact be recnllB the mor y oí un insu
man who wiis Fhlpwrcfked and
washed nshi.re on nn Island which
was strange to him.
Ax the imtiveu pulled him out
latftl he HMketl. "Have ycz a govern
ment'"' have." said they.
"Then." said the insuman. i o.
1," The evening paper's editorial is
about what one wouiu exieii
Unit source. It laiitlx what it calls
insurgent repnhlicmis ami ...
t ipies nie of being P líing. " t'UV. nnd
other soft nnmes too nnmerou to
mention. It cries gran nun .-
,,,ii loudly, but a.lvi.neis no nrgn-
nl es to the tiiiesiions in iss... .
se the evening paper, line " "
ileinocratic followers. "1 ' '"
the republican party split and weak
ened hv dissension, but H will be dis
appointed. So fur as our row is con
cerned, it K it republican row nnd we
will settle it among ourselves anil to
the siitls-iactlon of the republican.
in the meantime I am of the same
opinion still, namely, that the peo. e
have it In their power to correct lie
1,,ise of bad leetsiuiioi .. . .....
good men to ornee ano
ih.it the bad lire not noml.mleil.
That, in the Inngiinge of IHM"'-" ;
Hon of inttepen.ien. e. ' ""'"'. ..
(1eed Will l.h tate That "Verr. -..-n J
1 otig Kslaldlshe.l. Should Not he
!:. r..- M..I.I and Transient
a Pics," that the form of government
.hscrlbcd to by Washington mi
ong Une of men Who succeed him In
eking the oath to uphold and sis
mn U, should not he ovei ihrown and
,, experiment tried in it 1'';'";.
' ' Ff)W Villi A MAN M.
Albii.iuer.iue, N. Al , Aug. 1. H"1'-
An er IK'lily t mlii Jlniin.
lalltor Morning Journal:
Hear Sir: A tew of those wl.
doubt the ability of the people o
g ern themselves mid who r
u, thems. lveM the power to make uws
fór the common people are pro ess-
ng grave fears lest the republicun
n-,v I e disrupted over the iniliative
uiitl referendum and the direct pr.m-
" . I have been a repiihlican for a
g .t. l many years, long be ore I
iii.t . ni, lg
S... "orT.:.:. ,11, an literature
If Direct From Ñ
Your U
no
com
eaier
means direct from the maker.
The case of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
you order from your dealer to-oavn
made and bottled at the great Pabst Brewery in
Milwaukee. It is brewed as ski fully, aged as
thoroughly, and bottled as carefully as if it were
to be judged by the pure food experts of the world.
I
Blue Riibboii
4.
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i
... ....... tt ...i o i,. I r-
have s.arcnetj m "i" -
. .. ..ion any where declaring the re
publican party as, ;U'I "''"'
Hie people luu coo .... -
Apparently the motor car Is n fine
piece of met hnnlsni to keep nwa
from a railway grade crossing ax uncu
is possible.
The Niagara FnlU correspondent
who wired about the great fish which
near IX- swallowed a motor mint is
thing if not conservative to n high
digue. II-- staled that the sturgeon
weighed only 1". pounds. Think of
the weight the Kl raso correxponueii.
could have given that fish!
1 Augustus Heiic.e will never have
. .....
any p. ace m mix worm. v o.-i. o.-
uov.-i nun nt or the frenzied financiers
aren't utter him someone mistakes
him for the gentleman who Invented
the fuiv-scven varieties.
' 1. . ,.. ..li,-'lV
i.fpiirs In tnci it is no" -.
I ' a party op,.o.se,l to bosses a. d
I tiss rule and a firm '"' ''f
the right of the people to rule. U
v h Its illustrious founder who sai, l a
government of the people. or
oeople and hv the people, and H s
or'nuch a Kovi-rnmcnt that lie re-
..tihll, uns must now slant, u ";;
i J . .. i. m continue to exist
iiimicaii p. o i.. ,
v.i where have I oven oo.-
,,, .Itratinn of the republican party
gainst the initiative and rcterendu,
ml' the direct primary. ly tren
Jii.lge .X nun is ii iins ...
Jh idwink.ng himself when he t rl.'
o torce bis view on the people and
celare them as the views ol the re-,.-,
Party. From Maine jm the
Ailantii- to iireso" cn t,,, l"'uUU
p,1". principles have found exprés-
1 ,. . .i,., oiHiiorm declarations ol re-
m l eans, in fact the practical np
.i,s of th.se Ideas have heen
, ade almost entirely by republicanx.
'""..'." I.llcans that the peo-
" ! no w us ever look lor redress along
1 ?' Wl,.. is the repiihlican
Who makes the principles
' ,,,i, ii, an party stands tor
mat no- " i . i, .,,,.,,1
I I.. ..... one or 111"
..-.ol.l.- .... ,,,,,,. oses tin
. ,.t VOI. -IS L III. - ' " --
la'tik and tile of ''i'''
11II1IIIV I" ,.,..1 -- . , .,,!
lnilliue i.i...-
upon
in
The, natural ipierv is would Joe Ilnl
lev wear a while or Plat k necktie if
he fall I or president '.'
Northern I'm opea'l-i object to the
Importation of Ano i can horse nieat
.is food. Th.y should try a morsel
of that delicious southwestern edible
Know n as hut ro.
I L
).tl Xpf
high Pff
and $
3 I
i J J.
i:
JP III
--iy ml w
The Beer of Quality
owes its popularity to its
mialitv.its delightful flavor
agreeable smoothness. These
characteristics have wen for it
the prizes of the World.
Its goodness lies in the
making the proof oi us
goodness lies in the drinking.
Order a case by phone to-day
and enjoy this Beer of Quality.
The Meyers Co., Inc.
11 6-1 IS West Silver Ave.
Tel. 125
the theory of witchcraft, that, there
fore, the initiative and referendum)
should not Pi! enacieu uno un. mri-
tlamcntal law of our land and yet mal
is what is written. In this logic; our
fellow townsman tells you tlmt the
people cannot be minted. l.y some
devine right he and a few associates
have been given the right of censor
for people.
The time Is now ripe for us to so
form our constitution ns to make It
Impossible for a few self appointed
leaders to take to themselves the pre
rogatives of government and by
manipulating conventions and -legislatures
thwart the will of the people.
This can be done by adopting a sys
tem yf direct primaries, thus .secur
ing to tile people a chance to select
their own candidates. This is surely
a republican principle, enacted in
many repiihlican staten and is pro
nounced a suceesN by the people in
ev ry easw and a failure by Hie pro
fessional politician and boss. Again I
hear my friend saying that he is
afraid of f.ie people and arguing for
o ,.11 II, lllllO I I
I .1 ,,1,1111 111 II I"
. ? ... .1... , initiated by their repre-
1 iii-oi " - -
selltatlves Jl now ."
law ought t" ne
tine illiisi-joiis
,o, iiu. initiaifxe am
V . ....-a no lll'l'
Momio mo........ , ,,. ,.:,,, f
the people in "',, " ..,.- ..,,.
I wo..." - :
own servauis. ......
and then petition
Lidding- Why not re-
lf lie ones to. op...
V . .. .. .l,l,l
ole. is l.t v Ita t io- o-
pass
.heir
not all that the
cili'en who wrote
rt fereniium m
suss inai
peopl
petition.
lion'. 'I'" uicir
xeh i t a xervn nt
him to do your
i .in that power'.
with voiir
.uní., s. . . a. - tin ml iiioiigni. i ne pen-
that Ihe people want pi,, have a ri:4hl to say whom their
rervanis siiau ne. it uniie no un
it unce w 'lo elects the c.l nil ulules,
hut all lit' difference in the world
v. h i nominales them. Let us have a
system of dire.-t primaries which
shall enable any one who -wishes to
to become u candidate and al which
the will of the people may be ex
pressed without t.ar of lavor. Tin
repiihlican central committee not
long aS' declared '"r a -Kite ami sane
constitution. In my humble judg
ment nothing safer nor saner than
the iniliative. relereitdiini ami direct
primal es i an he put In our conslitn
lion. A. H. STKiil I.
is strength nnd doesn't II stand to
reason that u well selected state su
perintendent will he competent to, pe,
led Ihe superintendents lor the coun
ties? .
Tims we would have the state in
educational matters a. big and suc-
c. . . n. .. ..... .... iltV, , h oof head
cess.il wl ni,,,., ....... ...... .
.ul if troné- one. the success of the'
whole is assured.
I had hoped I'urry county would In
troduce this resolution with others of
seed thought and gcrminant idea. And
that same accepted by the constitution
would bring the renaissance and great
educational advantages for the com
ing generation of the coining great
stale.
Just one thought of my own in ad
dition and conclusion: tlo.itl thoughts
are books and let us scatter them
broadcast. XVhy not a state librarian
with a county librarian in each coun-
tv under the former? lly that arrange
ment a utate library would he the
heat! of a grent state circulating of
the right sort of literature going in
to every county and school district.
MUS. S. XV. (S. M .Al . l-.r-ri.
Clovis, X. M.. Aug. 17. 1910.
The mieting will be op'!! to all re
publicans. XV. H. f.II.I.KNXV.XTKi:,
Chairman.
Attest:
A. K.
WALKFI'. Secretary.
1 and if he does not
XI. n..r Oavnor began as a reporter
in Ihooklvu. No one. however, will
ii. -asure lhat up against him nt this
I. lie lHV.
Mi i: illing. r s p ivitUe that he is
n-o g.oiig o he throw n ove! board. So
ias .1 .null just hi fore lux famous
i iMi.tig i. ip Into ihe interior.
Public Forum
'. '. 'i I.. le lo bu"" at -oil
i..r hav ing gi.
l.u Kl.
I ne wn. -o ...rvanls pass., , u..,.tl,.n of Currv
I .lo, awx .i in" ' - 1 o.- i . ,o io .-.-.....
en nil your power away i .. .. , ,,,..,,
,.l ol l ie l'O'.i I . 'iioi ,,i,,iiiik
to r.-i
XX In n the I"-
i his power 111
,!e awake
will mu
and retain
ililli: o I-
l..ii adopted resolutions favor
ing improved school laws which are
ot liPtll
. s r K ills th
ill 11 III t'l po
- I i V al l
r I . !c- I !
t .id
ol po
st 1,1 th
-ppoHlill
lo- Id,,
. thousands t,f visitor". The
il,. ioul,l be Improved to
I p,,s,,!e Mint.
1
e.illl
-. lite
1 . st , ,
b al
111 the p '-
!..:!
ii ,iliv Si ll-ilile person bell, ve
lb i II III- Olal' liu ot the people-'f
tlo- i .-i i it ... V -...top I a i "I'-l It ut ion Ih It
I It. I. ...o. s Hi,, rtllld nil. Iltal pl Ill.'ipleS
ef K,o . i r.tn.iil -. o.t, r wbi. h they want
lo hi.-. tUe pi .-soti-nt or the congress
. f U,e r u. ,1 ts,.-- s going l-i turn
,t lleOlll'' ll.-es ,I1V s, UsiMe I' C1-. HI
l.ll.l, Hl.t If We ,.,,. ,1 .ll.llt
f :.. -1 It i.t ion to please tl'e liTefrldelll.
, -e . 1)nr J,,. , pe.p.t, al I-,...-
n .! I f a'n t.ett. r of. li.lll stite
I ' ' I- kk i lie 1...S. s ,, ( an, I w i ,t
,,or on u i ,,nliiuti--ii.
,.-.), I loll, tl
inn Kre.it !v
It
IV .
r.. tit, oi .ti .
what l.e .'id
m i We. him
.lude
I an..
1 1 .
mug
. .s w . are' .servants ol the public ,,. sllhmllled by the delegates ot
u I noi ictators of me public Now , ,r tcorporatlon in the
is the tiiiie to awake and reserve to s,;iti ,.,; f New Mex.ro
o.rs. lv the right which is ours . Amng other resolutions is one for
n.r inc.- and who" c.nnol be,h 1 1(.e,i,i of the state superintend-
i-oiis.-in.
ours.
lak. ii away w .io , .,. ,. ,i, w- .,.,.., .! siale board
i, 1 1 1 ,-, . - - . ,..,..... i - , . . , . ,.
,,r neiition but n I
I ,-nt hv ihe people, as well as the corni
er to enlorce
Thev have p.tuio.ou
nitty tunes have
...m Ignored. A gen
i '
-.'.--is of s ten
Cl,. 11-i.V Tl'.olllrtS
I eu:.l t.:t llirm J-l-l
n ,, put,: .- li,t that
n-presei-t tiiv man for
h.lppie to wr te
ii ne nata.
I he
al.si ant i
,l
X ith
, olltl.,
the .1.
the sp
fit 'lei
lil, h
t. in
g. -i :1.
1 l. is . .. e
.I. s. rt, .i
le ,i , i,i
Wltll lei'
go , 1 MO.
tour to
I:,- hale.
.at'l t -least
' '.
r.. k !! :
fot n " a
I'riine i
Xl.tnii I'.einains I u.-oov Imttl.
..ining .loiirn.il.
sir I iioute that my re
n -'h ret. r. ac- to direct form
, nn, nt p.. ve ...II.-. I forth al
rain m '.rien.is of so, i.ilisu,
, ., s bul phi loci a 1 1, ' practi.es
i. ;; . d.t , Irom the eve
,. i . I li, t ,i .per insinuate
1 I, a.- I, , Is ni mv hcl'.rv .
pa Intel, t i.e, ... . ngagillg ill
.i- iili li e g. in lenian on
1 ,it- sol ,-f v hul .icc.iples
... , .ni.-ii, i. ,' i-.i gray matter m
cn , - .-,,.::ns 1 1 lie nature ...
i e-thii'g -'o n o. a post ir.or-
vs .-1,1.1 s, , .i I migl-.t su g-
;!;. t .....: h...e been ton ml in
o en ,ln. h ,.oi Ihe baishave
I s h , ': 1 Ii n Pol her mv c'i
, . :'. r into a . olilroversy
oi tl'e no rus of llif"
i; 1-1..I, r v hi, h we b-. t."
. ii. a ihifk anv p. r.-eplibl
. ,. ih,, ..,,,1 le Is-li.l thill
one . I,.- charges. the
, -1 pi. n of the limen 111
V I mis an.! J.-1!. isoii hi
,r i -,,. . .o.s' .l -non. to.k an
,,,.,..1.1 i. a n,l Ih. retiv nt
-. .1 -is provis onx !: 11
. i . r . ..ii.lenin, ,1 ti. 1 n
e of It. n.t its t. Vh. nvi
i.-ii.-tir.i ni. ii.ii. I
t at .1 1
IT
in.r netitlon
several limes and s ni
,e r pei iiioi.a ' . ' ,.i,i law was
-r.it llllll.ti.. nut , -- . . f
. . .1.. i.v :. oi.
.Ik.'d I V ne l'.-'.p.. - ,
,.r 4 .. i etui t
law by a
inn. . ...... ,.,.etloliS.
, t. ..nil. , I-" . r
; k uno : Ka al o ov o ,
huh. a 1
v,.ie ot S'.'U.l'ii" i so. .o,.
if I. rs- ?i iiiii'"" i ?
to lie appolntetl ny ine state soi-.
lemlcnt and county board of educa
tion bv Ihe .utility superintendents.
The writer vol.d against thifl plan
.i.i.i wool. I like to advance some of
1 "'" the reasons f T so doing:
ill initiative
pert; local l.ixaiioo,
,i Hie ri' iri'M-ii'.H"" "
.ni.l
4.'. l.e.HI to
;,sii.ii'0 p'
t.i.ti p.
i" "" IK- it-nor
:r,!;.."w,snese:;r;a.ter fight ers
'. " 1 , , iv... ihis ruin i'f I'i'ii-
nave ii.ii'" o- .-..soils-
i mo h iHi-
l. or tlio wishes of these p.o.
mía h iva- been put 1 ,w
i.U tliis .. ul hand- thought
its worK aim oe
master wnai
r..i'n,s.s li, n he wrote Ihe
What Ihe schoolroom is to me
tea. h. r the state should he to Ihe su
perintendent a large schoolroom. He
should be strong intellectually, educa
tionallv and teacher by profession.
The oi ,t. suiioriiiiendent should un
derstand teaching from nn ethical
view point nnd be in ob.se touch with
everv eeuntv su pern, teiiitenl and
... ,tv teacher ns w ell. The errnnin
uttou papers for teaccers snoiiiu ne
grail il. as now. nv liie c.epa. i iin-n
of education at Santa l-'e the h
cense to teach should be linrtant
enough to be issued from th.- state
capital. This would not onlv keep
the teachers .l-.selv lelated to ine . en
bm would also a'. I them
inns positions in r pans or
s "i i Ihe slat
graft I u i-.-s t een shown that the suponn-
ople. i ten.'., tits in ni try l onnnea are lotal-
h.M.sie h-lr, H , ".o- i v ail ,,ri 111,-lit. iiruosaros. o,;,;a i ox.
Haiina-M issie and a , . t.-. all men cle. ie.1 bv popul
ion :
hir-b
pie w
Ki nt'
has it.tten til
.......... o na
,11. . -- K....I.I no. .to
should th and wnai n- ""' '',..
Kor niv
ml
. I rain
ih- iNiM.li' tn. in ine i" "
,1,,, w p.. distrust !'!-
1' we mus
I. nailon ot
COLORADO
Unit
INITIATIVE i'UO
REFERENDUIVI
llo a n.t w nai or r,,. . "" ,.
p rt 1 11 lake mv thin at lirt tr. 1 ot'i,
1 am not frai.l of he people i ,;, K,.u,n,
risk tlie rash!
,n,hiii.illn ol l airo.,-r .in. - I nr.-et:...,,, ,..si
. . t. . iH,r ir to .o- , ho,..",. ... i,.,.-,
re,-or,ts lire lull ' l1r iiin. -. us oi ;o iiniiie.i.a;e hum ......
k,, we wain iiio.h . some ci ine ir.-eni so perno . o..,- ,-
I. gisl.it on i ...ni,! ,o n bl..t to th- l.nr tañí. -'I ine
Vole.
f the count i. the
J doe not n-ssure
REPUBLICANS MEET
AT TEN O'CLOCK
TOOAY
Important Gathering of County
Central Committee and All
Party Members; Will Issue
Call for Piimaries niul Con
vention,
The repnhli, an central commlt'ee
will meet this morning at lit o'clock!
at the club rooms ot the Young: Men's
Republican eliih in this t it y, accord
ing; lo Ihe .all issued by XX'. 11. lili
lí nwater, county chairman. All mem-I.I-IS
of the I'linimili. e are 'urged to
attend and an invitation Is extended
to all 1 .'p'll ltc.ins to he present and
alt-nd tiie proceedings.
Another r. piibli. an meelins which
is also of much importance is that ot
the Yoiinsr Xl.ns Republican oliih
nhi, h w ill be held tonight, ht ginning
at . oclo.k in the club rooms, when
all m
tips .oiint.v ere to he freely disv uss,-,1
with a view t.. securing the seiui
nii t,: .,f :he reinihlicans on nu.-siioiis
ot impórtame. The t hairman of llic
club r.-oiiesis that as many repuii i
cans a iiossihle alien. 1 tins meeting
: n. i t .ke p-rt in the discussion
Foil. .Willi IS the olti.ial
lb., t onniittee meetine today;
(all for .Mes'UiiR "f miiI IIjnWi
iiii t-itiitiHi-e.
A me.-tii.tt of the H.:n ahilo ooiir.lv
ri i.ttbp. an . omniittee is P, r.-bv on I led
Democratic Senate Caucus
Agrees on Terms of Measure
to Be Put Throueji at Special
Session,
IB Mornln Journal Bueclul w,r'-
Iienver. Coh... Acs. 1 ' Nin. teen
democratic senators, oon.si initial
majority of the senate, each hoim-l
by a written pledge to vote for mens
ures determined upon by the maj"''
iiy of the caucus, today agreed ul'
Ihe terms of the Initiative and reler
eiiilum incisure to be placed I" .or'
the senate. This measure is lb"
of seven for the enactment ol wl""
(lvernor John K. Shafr. th i""'.""'"
the seventeenth seneral asseiic I.IN
extraui tlmary session on the
that party pledK.s coniaincl i" t'
democratic ftate platform ot I?'' -11 1
b.-eii unttih'illed al the regular sis
si. n of the lesislattire.
The bill c.s agreed up. n todo 1 '
vides that legislation ma h" inm.i
hv the people upon a ''"-"
bv not l.si- than I'ttecn l' r
tlie itt-.ii vote tasi ioi it"",.- ,,r.
the last preceding ele. lion. I hi
te. n per . eiit musí .......
least two-thirds, of the ooiint ios oi
slal', eacll couuiv o -... .
p. liuon by not I. ss m-"'
I cent of the tot'1 v"'''
by that county.
.ill ihe
lei 11 pi
lor got. rip
nt ul
,r at
:if-.et
The
im.
pel cenlage
and the
re:
11 li Hull!
I igure in tnc i
j 3W
If your liver Is shiRgish ami eta
tone. 'and you feel dull. bilio"s" "
Rtii-ated. lake a dose of l'hano
. .1 UU l'y
Iain's Stomach and I.Ivor .
night before retiring nn.l
it is ..f interest to the party mfee ail liiht in the morniiifi
by nil druggists.
Th
..ii,- , opit.iii.ition
. . . . , , I know tv
i,.s,. i i.v tiie other has been repealed new si.ae. M .nv will, and sli-mld ff
!.'...,. tier.-sx. llv .ur I luue the noi.i.t.tr v.ae for ,....i,t. ni-
works e re known." ' I r.n.end. n.s 1 think thev shoi.1.1 Ih
bst online our ii HiMt'iHir. i" . t. .
l .al - (nit i Uip i ii irr '.ntcntiíii p
.-tT u n ii H.ii not kf-rp in, fmirniMipni
r-n M.i'i h'"l,,t' onte fell ltuoja-acwrs in loua; in uu." iuv.-c
.11 Yr
FOR SALE
,n s r-''
8 1 "'P
know i
,f r'!'-
It i not lo
!il..:illh..c . it.ts n t' "
I rmce a errled ay
and Holland went rriry
.. n.t
neel in the K ptihla an luh rooms
a the it ol V I l.iiiu. roue t 10
0 i I- - k a. m on Thursdav. the Istii
da ol Aug isi 191. for ihe purpose
,,t .a il-ng the partv primaries and
c-.untv . .invente. n lor the nomtnniion
1 f . en, ll i.it. -s for tlelaie to the
cor.stitüth'nal corv.-nti.-n. end forth
ti.ir.sui ti.. n of h other bu'n-se a
may trorlv ..me before the m. i
tnt A lull mten-bnee is d. s.r.-d
IIS
r.anoh of 41 acres,
i;..n. h. ne, r Alameda
llielils; under ri:th.
r.aii. h ,,t 31'-, a.-r.-s. mo - -
ir.:ni li in. b ,.ii, ini'.e north
p im; T..V. n.enis; fine ',r'
... V.
in.l small im is. i: inter mu o
II '..-t-.. ..f ,,ri,.ii,ri.l l.ir
mile ni.rih of . iiy. but un-b r
and in cultivation.
If mu waul a ranch ;t w,n i -
to investigate above. Vri-
terms reas. .iwiide. t
JOHN A. ttlllTi; AlHrtTo-' 1
r..inrll Mil.. lbiiqiioni.