El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-05

tying you that 81 men We're to arrange
for a ticket?
Nowhere in our land do we consider
that q men have the right to represent
the people.
The Herald. that great representa-
tive of simon pure Democracy as We don't
understand IL. has been making at
tack on the public schools trying TO
start something for the past two months
Perhaps the venerable editor wants the
virtues Of Joe Cannon expounded-
"Defends' the Teachers
1T looks like fight on the teachers
and most of US who know the teachers
know that they have no faults. 1t has
been charged that the schools were
operated extravagantly yet they have
failed to show in what particular
Il am glad to see that this is a pub
lie meeting and not p men gathered In
a room, and feel that you will recognize
the sacrifices OF the splendid body OF
women We have teaching in the schools.
We do not wish to criticiSe the 21
men who nominated that ticket nor the
men who were nominated by them IL
they were the luminous choice Of the q.
because we like the boys who are run
ming, but they are not good sprinters.
What does Joe McBroom know of the
schools he is not a patron and I do
not believe he has consulted as many
teachers as 1 have
Joe IS a good Republican, at least
they say he is, and Julius Krakauer is
also accused of being one and his
friends would be glad 10 learn that
they had been misinformed but Dr.
Stevenson, do not know what Of him;
/ don't see what he is doing running
with the Republicans
The End.
Still this was not enough. The crowd
demanded a good, old rip-'en-up the
hao fbor-
lar or Harper. with Eylar the favorite,
at 20 to 1 odds. But again he refused.
ThereupOn the cries became louder for
Harper, only Ponder called il Hopper"
Nothing doing there Finally someone
suggested Park Pitman; the crowd haw.
hawedl and Johnnie Wyatt moved that
the meeting adjolrn. Judge Harper
amended this motion 10 make it read that
the meeting adjourn to meet at the polls.
and the crowd, good natured and with
the Dardonable pride free born Amer
lean citizen feels at having done his
duty by his country, county and city,
filed out into the night by twos and
threes.
Those Present
Some OF the component parts OF the
convention were: A S. J. Eylar John
NJ Wyatt, A. T. Samworth. Dr. ". H
Anderson. Adrian Pool, Tom Neason. Joe
Nealon, d. c. Booth, J. ]. Murphy. DR..
l. J Bush, Charles DeGroff. Frank del
Buono, F. A Mayhem, w s. CLAYTON,
Jim Clifford, Maj G.. c. Wfmberly w
A Miller, Nanny Turner, z. b McClin-
took, Percy McGhee, Volney NJ Brown.
Ballard COlGwell B. z. Major. J. @.
House, A. J. Sullivan, Louis Behr.
butcher, genial Dave Sullivan. J. R
Harper, ". W. Turney, w H. Burgess
W. F. Robinson. ". H Fryer, J. = Ma
lOney. o. l. Bowen, Lew Gilbert, Tom
Cain, Charles R. Brownie, Dr. Black, Hal
Christie, W. E Race, Payne. Reagan
George Harper, Maury Kemp. I. G..
Gaal. Henry Welsch DR.. B. NJ
Worsham. Park Pitman. c. w. Fassett.
Peyton J. Edwards. Jim Kfldee Joe
Dunno, DR.. J. B. Brady, T. J. Holgate
T. s. Goen, Col John W. Brady. C. NJ
Barber, George Cook.
Goen, Dunno, Kelly, Sweeney
T. s Goen sat over near the jury box
inside the rail and looked like a sheep
who had by accident strayed into the
VOLTS fold. for Goen IS chairman of the
Republican county committee
AS Joe Dunno entered, some one call
ed Here comes the mayor of East FL
Paso." and Joe looked as II he had a
violent attack of Tafritis. for his mouth
spread from ear to ear
In addition 10 the above a number
Of the idly curious who did not belong
TO the ring and had not been summoned
but were attracted by the lights In the
courtroom windows and the notices in
the newspapers that there was a move
ment on foot TO nominate ring ticket
were present.
Neither Henry Kelly nor Joe Sweeney
were present Kelly was sick and the
mayor was busy with his message TO the
city council