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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-02
LARRAZOLO NAILS LIE

1HE RE1oRo SAAAGO LIZ AL Elm u III u A RAZ
TO THE LIE MANUFACTURED AND CIRCULATED BY REPUBLICANS
CONCERNING THE SPEECHES OF MR. LARRAZOLo AND PUBLISHED
In THE REGISTERTRIBUNE, AND THE FOLLOWING REPLY. WHICH
COMPLETELY DIsPROvES AND SHOWS UP THE FALSE AND MALI.
CIOUS CHARACTER OF TILE REPORT, WAS RECEIVED:
g TO THE VOTERS AND TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW MEXICO: g
9 My attention has just been called to the following g
g article appearing in the Roswell RegisterTribune of September is, g
g in which this language is attributed to me: g
8 "Is it, my countrymen, that we are to be cast aside s g
g unworthy by those who lave overrun III land, made light of g
g u traditions. nee at our u IN and revle u religious g
g ceremonies? Have we 10 felt the heel O the gringo upon g
g u necks these many years? Shall w e 10 make a supreme G
g efor to take u rightful place in legislative halls? And al g
g you do that n any other way than by ralying around the stan G
g dad of one of your own blood, w customs, o W G
g religion? What has the domine4ring, graspfng Americana ever G
g done. fr us? Nothing but b e our confidence, steal u lands g
g and u mines grind US deeper into the dust of the high g
8 a Vote or a ma of your W blood, a mar If your W g
g faith, a a who loves the Mex ca and hates the desused and &
8 hereucal gringo" CThe paper adds: Further comment OF the G
g above is unnecessarily G
g a. 1t is almost humiHaun @ be compelled to take notice G
9 Of such malicious and scurrlous charges is are contained il the G
g foregoing article, and 1 would pass the sam by with the silent o {
g tempt that it deserves, we're it 10 for fear that a few If the people &
g who have recently come to New Mexico, and who are but slightly, G
9 if at all, acquainted with e, sho1d construe my silence into an G
g admission Of the charge therein. This is the third rae make in 6
9 this Territory fr Delegate to Congress, and I have O different &C. &
3 casions discussed political issues in Ill the principal towns in each &
g and every one of the counties of this Territory; m political oppo- 6
g nents have attended IL my meet ngs and have heard my addresses. 6
g and this is the first time that any such charge has been made G
g against ne. It is needless o say that the accusation is a wilful, G
9 deliberate and malicious fabricat on coming from the opposition;
g yer it lot &c, the TIME and PLACE wher sue language a
9 charge is made only proves the desperate position o which the
g opposition has been driven. Not only have 1 never used any sucn
g language, not only do I not enter lin n such unpatriotc feelings,
6 but the people of this Territory will bear witness to the fact that
g dice from the minds Of the people and establish a brotherly feeling
g among all classes of ~ citizens. Very respectfully,
g (signed) c. A. LARRAzOLO.
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A correspondent of the Ell Pa.

A correspondent Of the Ell Paso
News writing from Albuquerque, is
of the opinion that Larrazolo will be
elected by a good majority, n also
credits a number of influential repub-
licans with having the same views.
That Larrazolo will be elected is a
certainty. The only matter of dis
pute is the size of his majority. The
same correspondent in speaking of
the libellous story published by the
local Republican organ and widely
circulated. claims that this has had
a great effect in throwing support to-
wards Larrazolo. 1t was, says the cor
respondent. SO clumbsily put together
that 1t obtained no credence on the
start n had much to do with disgust
ing many Republicans with the cam
pafgn conducted by the Republican
papers. The Democratic party should
extend a vote OF thanks to the Roswell
Register-Tribune for its aid to the
Democratic party.
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Pointers on the albuquerque Show.

Pointers on the Albuquerque Show.
Charles Whiteman returned last
night from Albuquerque, where he
has been attending the exposition. He
was accompanied from that place by
his wife and little daughter, who join
ed him there after a o. months Wis
it in Los Angeles. Charley says the
cadets of the Military Institute are
the biggest attraction at the EXPOSE
ton and receive a warm welcome ev-
~erywhere. He furthe r states that they
have everything their way in the mil
itary contests. The Pecos Valley ex
hibit makes up one-third of the en-
tire agricultural display, he says, and
the quality of the Pecos Valley prod
ucts surpasses everything at the far.
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ChaVes Co. Democratic Ticket

For County Commissioners 3rd Dist.
NJ. J. FRITZ.
County com'r. Seeond District,
w. M. ATKINSON.
For Probate Judge,
J. =. EVANS.
For Clerk Of Probate Court,
r. p. GAYLE.
For County Sheriff,
c.. L. BALLARD.
For County Assessor,
GUY n. HERBERT.
County Treasurer and Ex-OfhcIo
Collector,
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
Superintendent Of Schools,
C.. c. HILL.
County Surveyor,
v. r. kENNEY.
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Winton Ault left this morning on
his return to his home in Fort Coll
ms, Colo, after spending a few days
here and at Lake Arthur on business.
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Federal antitrust laws. Is Mr.. Roose-
the trusts to whom he owes SO much
and who absolutely control the party
of which he is the head?
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In Kansas it will be necessary for
Taft to run on the Democratic plat
form, but we are unable to under
stand how he a accomplish this
feat of s%traddling. His build is against
it.
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Mr.. Larrazolo has not achieved a
national reputation for political trick
cry and political manipulation.
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It is rumored hat one Foraker viii
not journey to Kansas to speak fol
one Taft.
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What the big Stick" says to the
Republican National Committee goes,
and it is quite probable that one
Hitchcock will also go.
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R. H. Bond is serving as policeman
during the absence of Rustler Love
less, who is attending the AIbuquer-
que exposition.
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Nick and Sunny Jim are certainly
the limit. They should join a vaude-
Vile circuit.
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MI. Larrazolo is an honest, up
right man without a blemish on hi
personal or political character.
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Mr.. Larrazolo has never had to re-
sort to ballot box stuffing and alpha
betical voting. Both are beneath the
man.
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And Roosevelt is not satisfied with
the manner in which the Republican
ed. Of course not, for he is not doing
it all himself. Teddy merely writes a
few letters. selects the speakers and
the subjects on which they shall talk
and lays out their routes. If he could
all the babies, he would be perfectly
satisfied with the campaign, but not
otherwise.
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A touch of the button is all that is
necessary and Teddy breaks loose.
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Mr.. Larrazolo is not allied will
one of the most corrupt political ma
chimes the country has ever known.
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Mr.. Larrazolo was not in Congress
for two years occupying the seat to
which another man had been elected.
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The Register-Tribune must produce
its unknown authority or apologize.
There is, however, another course,
open to the Republican organ, and it
is the one it will probably adopt; say
nothing and let the people draw their
own conclusions. This the people will
do, and not to the credit of the local
Andrews organ.
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Mr.. E~arrazolo was never a tool Of
any corrupt politician or set of poll
clans.
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Bryan is finding out that the peo-
pie are with him. Even the great Com
moner could not have dreamed OF
finding Taft so easy to beat.
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The election of Andrews would ena-
BILE congressman and senators to once
more excuse themselves for voting
against statehood for New Mexico, by
saying h a a people who would send
"Bull' Andrews to Congress could not
possibly be fit for statehood. Don't
throw away your vote but cast it for
Larrazolo.
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Mr.. LarrazoIo has never been accus
ed Of wrecking and footing a bank.
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In the attacks by Theodore Roose-
welt upon the leaders Of the Democrat
ic party and also upon some Of those
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Mr. Larrazolo can secure statehood
for New Mexico; at least he has not
shown by repeated failures that he
cannot.
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50 far as we + able to recall, Mr..
Bryan is the only public man who ~.
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ler answered the question: Where
did you get it?"
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Bryan is much pleased over the
outlook and with good reason. Every
Indication points toward the election
of the Democratic ticket and a demo-
cratic Congress. Of curse Mr.. Bryan
is satisfied. He has reason to be.
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The dispatches from Albuquerque
in referring to the Cadets of the Mil
itarJ Institute. speak of their bear
ing and behaviour in the highest of
terms. The Cadets deserve the words
of praise and incidentally it ref1ec-s
great credit upon the officers and re-
gents of the Institute.
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"a man told me-" What an excuse
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The Steel Trust will start its mills
in the doubtful states and keep them
going until election day, and yet the
Republicans would have us believe
there is no connection be tween the
Republican party and the Trusts.
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Mr.. La-razolo has a reputation for
honesty and integrity that cannot be
assailed. He would make an honest
delegate and the fngure of reproach
will never be lifted against he peo-
pie of New Mexico for sending him
to Congress.
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Taft, with all his fairness, does no
possess the endurance of either tn
President or the next President, Nh
Bryan. He is continually taking to hi
bed, his efforts at parrying the blow
of Mr.. Bryan proving too much TO
his fairness.
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DAY BY RECORD PUBLISHING 90
GATED PRESS.
did you get it?"
What the big Stick says to the
Republican National Committee goes,
and it is quite probable that n
Hitchcock will also go.
Bryan is finding out that the peo-
pie are with him. Ever the great Com
moner could not have dreamed OF
finding Taft so easy to beat.
In Kansas it will be necessary for
Taft to run on the Democratic plat
form, but we are unable to under
stand how he ear accomplish this
feat of straddling. His build is against
it.
Bryan is much pleased over the
outlook and with good reason. Every
Indication points toward the election
of the Democratic ticket and a demo-
cratic Congress. Of course Mr.. Bryan
is satisfied. He has eason to be.
The Steel Trust will start its mills
in the doubtful states and keep them
going until election day, and yet the
Republicans would have us believe
there is no connection be tween the
Republican party and the Trusts.
Taft, with all his fairness, does not
President or the next President, Mr..
Bryan. He is continually taking to his
bed, his efforts at parrying the blows
of Mr.. Bryan proving too much for
his fairness
Mr.. La-razolo has a reputation for
honesty and integrity that cannot be
dSod1lCu- IL "ooAo
| delegate and the fngure of reproach
will never be lifted against the peo-
| pie of New Mexico for sending him
to Congress.
The dispatches from Albuquerque
in referring to the Cadets of h Mil
itary Institute, speak of their bear
;n~ ond hnh uinur in tho HIGHEST 0f
terms. The Cadets deserve the words
of praise and incidentally it re1ec-s
great credit upon the officers and re-
gents of the Institute.
The election of Andrews would ena-
BILE congressman and senators to once
more excuse themselves for voting
against statehood for New Mexico, by
saying that a people who would send
Bull Andrews to Congress could not
possibly be fit for statehood. Don't
throw away your vote but a it for
Larrazolo.
! The Register-Tribune must produce
its unknown authority or apologize.
There is, however, another course,
open to the Republican organ, and it
is the one it will probably adopt; say
nothing and let the people draw their
own conclusions. This the people will
do, and not to the credit of the local
Andrews organ.
And Roosevelt is not satisfied with
the manner in which the Republican
National campaign is being conduct
ed. OF course not, for he is not doing
it all himself. Teddy merely writes a
the subjects on which they shall talk
and Laws out fhair r0nfaS lie ha could
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u. S. Market for Corn Fed Beef
and Pork. Government inspected. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
ONE coMPANY's PROGRESS.
Dorset Garage Accommodations
Strictly Up-to-Date.

-
The L. P. Dorset Company. corner 18th
duct pne of the most complete up-to-date
garages in this city. During the past
few months the company acquired addi-
tional ground adjoining it's present
plant and has erected commOdiOus quar-
tiers to meet the demand Of their rapidly
increasing business.
small building at the northeast corner OF
18th and U streets. capable of accom-
mOdating but ten cars. The business
made a rapid growth and as a result OF
this expansion it was found necessary to
enlarge their quarters. The garage Is
located in a most desirable section OF the
city. with every facility for handling
automobiles and storing cars.
In addition to doing a large storage
business, the repair department forms q
most important branch of the business.
Expert mechanics are employed In the
repair work on electric, steam and gaso-
line machines. resulting in excellent work
being guaranteed. A paint and truing
shop is also operated m connection with
the establishment.
With the completion of the large addi-
ton on 18th street accommodations are
now provided for storing 25O cars. The
necessity for providing suitable club
room and sleeping apartments for the
chauffeurs received serious consideration
in the course of the improvements. with
comfortable at all hours of the day and
night. where they can spend their leisure
time enjoying themselves.
The president and general manager OF
the company Is l.. P. Dorset. and A. D.
Carpenter is secretary and treasurer.
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have three times the amount Of their
original assignment.

have three times the amount Of their
original assignment.
Increase in Large Cars.
1T is wonderful" he declared, how
the number of large cars in Washington
has Increased within the last year. Wash
ington is rapidly becoming one of the
best automobile markets in this country
Mr. Luttrell said: I'VE handle the
Packard and Buick because after in
vestigating all the different cars on the
market and considering their relative
qualities we came to the conclusion that
the Packard and the Buick are the best"
There still remains considerable to be
done before the new showrooms of the
Luttrell company are completed, but work
Is being rushed as rapidly as possible.
and probably will be completed within
few weeks. A large entrance. flush
with the street. is being made. SO as to
accommodate the passage of the largest
carriages in the city. The spacious floor
area Will accommodate all the machines
the company will be able to handle, and
leave ample space for complete line OF
supplies. Behind the show room is a large
garage which can be used for storing ma
chimes, kept in stock that are not dis
played In the front compartment of the
building. Through the large plate glass
windows the latest models of Packard
and Buick cars will be seen from the
street and. located on Connecticut avenue,
these show windows will prove valu-
able advertisement. Everything has been
planned to make the Luttrell company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
NEW MITCHELLS.
1909 Models Will Arrive in City
Shortly.


New Mitchell cars, that reflect the ad-
vance in auto mechanics and the change
in taste of the 1909 autoist, will be re-
ceived next week by the Flynn Motor
Car Company, 615 B street southeast.
The new cars are going to startle the
public. too, says the president. James ].
Flynn.
They are going to be the hit Of the sea-
son." he declared. II have a number or
them on the way here now. and / know
from the advance models I saw at the
factory that the new cars will please the
people They are an Improvement on last
seasons designs. and the mechanical con-
struction is much superior.
THE Mitchell cars always have sue
cessfully competed with the higher-priced
cars This season will be no exception.
The work of the Mitchell In the first Clio
den tour il entered last year showed IL 10
be a reliable road car. of the nnest con-
struction, sure to arrive at its destination
and certain to give pleasant journey 10
it's passengers on the way.
Mr. Flynn will carry a full stock OF the
new cars. as well as the usual complete
line of accessories he always handles.
The repair shop maintained Is one OF the
hest equipped in the city, and its mechan-
les are competent. They are factory
trained men skilled In all the things that
concern automobiles.
Emergency cases can be handled imme-
diately, and all work is done with the
sdea of making customers friends Of The
flynn garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-11
MEETS ALL REQUIREMENTS
CLAIM MADE FOR CAR OF CAM
ERoN COMPANY.

The automobiles which the Cameron Car
Company will place upon the American
market as their 1909 cars will meet the
requirements OF every prospective pur
chaser. it Is declared. and will be in reach
of all financially able to buy a machine
at a reasonable figure. They will be cars
that are mechanically correct in both de-
sign and construction. it is also declared.
as only the best grade OF material will be
used throughout. thus enabling it to
combine high power and reliability with
light weight. due to its fve years of
experience in manufacturing and perfect
ing air-cooled cars. 1t has developed a
system Of cooling that will stand harder
continual service than any form of water
cooled engine The results are obvious:
Operating expenses are very materially
reduced; speed is gained. and the car can
be driven twenty-five miles or more easi-
~ on one gallon Of gasoline. On August
B Cameron runabout. In a contest near
Baltimore, made a most remarkable rec
ord for economic fuel consumption, max
ing run over the foothills of the Blue
Ridge mountains. sixty-f1ve miles of
en-eighths gallons OF gasoline. which is
an average Of 24.68 miles to the gallon.
Harry A. Seay. manager Of the Cameron
Car Agency. this city. announces a six
SyAAuCA CoS LUZ tIlo OA0uiuS IdlI tIdOS
which, he says. will astonish many, as II
is not only the lowest-priced car Of its
kind offered to the public today, but 1t
combines all the excellent features found
in cars twice the amount asked. and is
wonder In every sense Of the word, hav-
ing no equal on earth at the price.
The past two years have developed
many admirers Of six-cylinder construc-
ton with its attendant qualities of sur
plus power and ease of control. The throb
Of q six-cylinder motor Is Fascinating and
the sensation of the even, steady pull
which is noticeable when you push open
the throttle for q burst of speed or to
climb a grade, Is surely exhilarating and
satisfying in the extreme. In producing
this car. the Cameron Car Company had
these interesting features in mind. and
has succeeded In developing a car which.
while 1t has great power In proportion to
weight, is, nevertheless. SO evenly bal
anced and easily controlled that the oper-
ator does not experience that sense of re-
sponsibility which is usually felt in the
operation OF high-p0wered four-cylinder
cars.
A cut Of this car will be found in to-
days Star In a special section.
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HE HANDLES THE MERKEL.

Starting in the business eighteen years
ago, with the Pope Manufacturing Com
pany, which company he worked with
for eight years, Harry F. Seamark, one
of the most widely known bicycle dealers
Of this city, began business for himself
ten years ago at the old bicycle stand at
9th and F streets. which Is his present
location. Since that time he has built
up one of the best bicycle businesses that
exists in this city at the present time.
Seamark has always made speciality Of
selling the Emblem bicycle, many hum
dreds Of which can be seen In daily use
about the streets of Washington. They
have always been the favorite Of the mes
senger boy, who. no one will deny. is the
best judge of the quality Of a bicycle.
Mr.. Scenarios repair department is
one OF the best equipped in the city.
where the quickest work can be done
thoroughly at the most reasonable prices.
This alone is responsible for the con-
tinued patronage of over two-thirds of the
business men of this city who use BIZ
cycles. His motto is all work strictly
guaranteed.
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FOR PACKARD CARS
WORK OF LOCAL AGENTS OF
THE COMPANY.
Increasing Business Calls for Larger
Quarters-New Garage on
Connecticut Avenue.

Packard cars have been on the boom
for long time, but they are taking a
fresh start under the management of their
local agents, A. Luttrell and J. A. Much
leisen. who have just arranged to estab-
lish a new garage at 1923 Connecticut
avenue. These gentlemen were in bust
ness together for more than a year at I'LL
18th street. and their success with the
Packard car in Washington induced them
to move into new quarters and very
largely increase their accommodations.
They handle the Packard cars, and
have been SO successful with them that
they have already sold out their entire
allotment for 1909, and Mr.. Muehleisen is
now on his way to the factory to try
to induce the manufacturers to let them