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UNHAPPlNEss DlsPELLED.
Men and Women Unanimous About

Men and Women Unanimous About II
Many women weep and wall and re.
fuse to be conforted because their
once magnificent tresses have become
thin and failed Many men incline to
profanity because the flies bite
through the thin thatch On their era
NUNS. 1t will be good news to the
miserable Of both sexes to learn that
Newbro's Herpicide has been placed
upon the market. This is the new
scalp germicide and antiseptic that
acts by destroying the germ or mi
crobe that is the underlying cause Of
all hair destruction. Herpicide is a
new preparation, made after a new
formula on an entirely new principle.
Anyone who has tried it will testify
to its worth. Try it yourself and be
convinced. Sold by leading druggists.
Send loo in stamps for sample to the
Herpfcide Co., Detroit Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed by
Jacksons Pharmacy and Sorrells Drug
Company.
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NURSES HIM THROUGH TWENTY
ONE WEEKS OF TORTURE
WHILE INJURED.
Wedding Bells viii Ring soon-Fiance
Had His Back Broken and Opera
ton Was Performed.

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. ga story
Of remarkable devotion has come to
light in connection with the rare oper.
alton performed at the Hahnemann
Hospital on James flourish, tinsmith,
living at 26l5 South street
During twenty-one weeks of torture
iii which the mans life was despaired
Of, and through his recent recovery
from the operation performed upon his
spinal column tourists sweetheart,
Miss Sarah Cuthertson, was his con.
slant source of consolation.
The girl visited him in the hospital
daily and declared over and over again
that she would be true to him and
marry him even though he returned
home a hopeless cripple
She was at her fances bedside yes
terday with his mother whom she has
aided and comforted during the long
and trying period of her sons afflic,
ton.
The girl, who is pretty, lives at 6429
Drexel road. flourish said yesterday
that had It not been for her his TWEEN
ty-one long weeks on a water mattress
in the hospital would have been a
period Of bitterness as well as agony,
and that he would not have had tho
courage to face his suffering without
her
The man, who was injured by a fall
last September left the hospital few
days ago. after having splintere1
portion Of mis- backbone removed He
will probably recover entirely and in
a few weeks be able to leave his bed,
and then The wedding ceremony will
be performed
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HONEST TREATMENT.

We are honest in our statements,
and when we advertise our medicine,
Clouds Alternative for the Blood, and
Clouds Stomach and Constipation
Remedy to permanently cure else your
money back, that is just what We
mean If theer is any fairer PROPOSE
ton than this for the afflicted. or II
a medicine could be a fake and sold
under such an offer, we have never
heard of It, If you win talk with our
patients who have been using Clouds
Remedies and hear from their own
lips just how quickly and quietly they
were cured you would know that you
would profit materially from their
statements and not allow skepticism
TO stand between you and a perma-
nently cure. If our medicines were
not a positive cure could we afford to
make such an offer? But so great are
the merition Of our preparations that
we never lose out
With our medicines we cure all
forms of Blood Poison syphilis, Skin
Diseases. Rheumatism, Malaria, and
all diseases of the blood. Stomach
and constipation troubles
Investigate. look over our work hero
IN .he city. and II YOU then believe
our medicine is the best, buy or
wstch the improvement Of those who
90
MiddlesbOro Medicine Co.
2t0 Central Ave. Phone 5s5
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ANY LADY can easily make from
SIS to $25 per week working for me
quietly in her own home locality. This
lis a bona fiie oifer-one which will
ray you to investigate, even if you can
only spare two hours per day. No in
vestment required Turn your spare
time into money. Write me at once
for particulars Address MARY B.
TAYLOR, Box 80, Womans Building.
Joliet, Illinois.
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Mrs. Kirk, at 7O9h Central, has Sc.
cured the service of experienced tai.
crs from the east and is prepared to
furnish ladies with first class tailor
made suits. She has all the latest
silks and wooden and linens to select
from, and will fill orders promptly.
Call and see her at 709h central.
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VISITORS PLEASE READ.

Special Sale of View Post cards at
Walker Souvenir Store, COZ Central
avenue, Eddy Building, opposite Sc.
curity Bank Just to show the public
we have the largest stock ana pref
test post cards every shown in Hot
Springs we will sell cards for few
days a e each or for Sc. Come
and see 'eautiful selection just ar
rived at e. Central avenue. 2-27 81
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FOR CORONER.

The SentinelRecord is authorized
to announce the name of DR.. T. b.
Rider as a candidate for Coroner OF
Garland county subject to the action
of the democratic primaries.
The Sentinel Record is authorized to
announce Or. J =. Randolph as a can
didate for reelection to tn office OF cor
oner Of Garland county, subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic primaries.
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FOR SHERIFF

The Sentinel Record is authorized 70
announce Jake Houpt as a candidate for
re election to the Office OF sheriff OF
Garland county. subject 20 the action OF
the Democratic primaries.
The Sentinel Record is authorized "a
announce the candidacy of Mr.. W. A.
Woodcock for the Office Of sheriff OF
Garland county. subject to the action Ci
the Democratic party,
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PAY TAXES

Following our usual custom Ne viii
pay taxes for our patrons this year
without charge for our services Those
who have not taken advantage of our
facilities IN the past years are cor
daily invited Co DO SO this wear o.
is the purpose Of our bank o. give
cur patrons every sem ice possible and
they are al liberty o. Gene 10 us for
Information and advice on al -
7e sanefs s27 q
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FoR cHANcERY JUDoF

10 the Voters Of the Third CHANGERS
District. i am candidate for ehancel-
LOT for the second term. subject to the
action OF the Democratic primary. Con
slant attention to the business Of the
courts viii preclude the possibility Of a
canvass. II / have made a satisfactory
chancellor l would like a reelection If
elected / win try to make myself useful.
Very truly,
ALONZO CURL.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

The Sontinel-RecOrd is authorized
to announce the candidacy OF Mr..
David A. Crockett as a candidate for
the office of county superintendent
subject to the action Of the Democrat
ic primaries.
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The Sentinel Record Is authorized to
Evans as candidate for recollection TO
the office or circuit judge in this judicial
district subject to the action OF the
Democratic primaries.
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ARLINGTON HACK STAND, or
POSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL. CAR
r AGE CALLS ANSWERED
P r PITY DAY OR NIGHT.
HONE 1915. LEE MAYRERRT
SROPRlETOR.
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The Sentiuel-Record: Please announce
my candidacy for the office Of prosecut
ing attorney TOR the Seventh judicial cir
suit Of Arkansas. subject to the Demo-
cratic primary in March, 1910.
The peace, permanent prosperity ami
best interests of Hot Springs depend
upon honest elections and good govern
ment through p faithful Just and i'm =
partial enforcement Of the law
! pledge my best efforts to that course
II elected. J. y WOOD
The Sentinel Record is authorized 10
announce Henry Means as a candidate
for reelection to the Office OF prosecut-
ing attorney for this judicial district.
subject TO the action ~ the democratic
primaries
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PA,LN MEETING AT FIRST BAP.
list CHURCH.

On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
there will be rally meeting Of all
the members at the First Baptist
Church to discuss some very import
ant mat ers. This moe.ing is one of
great Importance 10 the members anj
a full attendance is urged
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Auction is over. l have exclusive
sale Of Fairdale and will allow a dis
count OF per cent on all sales Mon
dsy, Tuesday or Wednesday. Cali at
Office SIG Central, or phone G31 J.
@. TNinlnE.
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For Constable.

The senunel-Record is authorized To
announce J. Albert Howard as q can
Ai5a+e for constable Of Hot SPRINGS
township. subject 20 the action o. the
Democratic primaries.
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EoR Tax AssE $500.

The sentiuel-Record is authorized "a
announce the name Of Mr.. Frank Jop
lin as candidate for tax assoc
0f Garland county. subject 90
u0n Of tho Democratic primar
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FOR CIRCUIT cIEpk

The Sentinel Record is authorized TO
announce II. a. Wilmington a candidate
Tor reelection 10 the office Of Circuit
and Chancery clerk subject TO the az ton
of the Democratic primary.
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SKATING EVERY NIGHT, 8 p. m.
TO 10 p. M. FOR LADIES, ApMls-
SION AND SKATES FREE. BIJou
RINK. n
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SKATING EVERY NIGHT. 9 p. NJ.
TO 10 p. NJ. FOR LADIES, ADMIs-
SION AND SKATES FREE. BlJOU
RINK. Il
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The SeHtinel-Rec Is authorized to
announce the candidacy OF Mr.. Robert
county clerk. subject to the action OF
The Democratic primaries
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Owing to inclement weather on Sat
urlay Strauss big suit sale continues
Monday and Tuesday.
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Buy your wood and coal from the
Ict Springs Wood and Coal Yards
Telephone, 70 ard 1876 H. c. Bondu
rsnt $50 n
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The Ssntinel-Record is authorized to
announce George Wilmington as a can
didate for REPRESENTATIVE In the NEXT
general assembly from Garland county.
subject to the action Of the Democratic
primaries '''N
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The Sentinel Record is authorized u
announce Rube Gillian as a candidate
o. re-. election 70 the office 0, tax as
SCISSOR Of Garland county subject 10 the
action Of the Democratic primaries
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FoR REPREsENTATlvE-

The SentIneI-3ecord Is autborIzed ~
announce w. G. Bouic as a cand.date for
e-election to a second term as repre-.
sentative in the Arkansas general as.
sennloly from this county, subject to tho
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60 couNrY suPERINrENoENl.

Tho Sentinel Record sauthori2ed 20
announce j. q. Cuhage as q candidate for
county =uaariniend-ut. subject 20 gre ac-
zion OF the Democratic primaries
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The Sentinel Record is authorized to
announce the candidacy OF Thurston r
taFfrer for re- election to county and
probate Judge. subject to The action OF
iae Democratic primaries
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FoR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER

The Sentinel-Record is authorized 10
announce the candidacy OF Orlando Il.
Sumpter for railroad commissioner OF
the southern district of Arkansas. sub
Ject TO the action of the Democrats
primaries.
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roR coUNry rREAsURER.

hNiluhAltN AAiN AhtAN "a 49, $3.50
Dfsheroon for re-election for County
Treasurer. subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic primaries.
The sentinel-Record is authorized
to announce Fred Gray as a candidate
for treasurer OF Garland county, sub
iect to the action Of the Democratic
primaries.
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FoR COUNTY JUDGE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized Ia
anhodnce Thomas Milan as a candidate
TOT county aad probate judge Of Garland
county, subject to the action on the
Democratic primaries.
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The Sentinel Record IS authorized 10
announce the name OF T. y Rutherford
IS a "aNdidRte for prosecuting attorney
u this district. subject to the action OF
die democratic primaries
The SentiueI-Recor is authorized to
10 announce NJ. S. Cobb. as a candidate
for prosecuting attorney for this judicial
district, subject to the action OF the
Democratic primaries
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NOTICE..

Registered Jersey bull, services 81
Phone 1889. &c In
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line and Grant.
/ am candidate for Chancellor sub
ject to the Democratic Primary. Upon my
record es citizen, believing that my
chaIacter training fitness ana ability
qualifJ me to fill this office acceptablv to
all the people. Am a native of the dis
uict, but not a chronic Office seeker. l
have never offered for an Office since
going out OF the office Of Prosecuting At
torney twenty-one years ago. Ihis Of.
fee l held FOR six years. and was then
retired that Others as worthy might also
reap the honors
The opportunity to win laurels BY
being chancellor should not alway- be
enjoyed by one man, therefore / earn
estly solicit your support on the promise
that IL Will lie my greatest ambition to
MI this Office with credit and honor to
You and TO myself.
JETHRO p. HENDERSON.
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HENDERSON AS A CANDIDATE.
the Voters Of the Third Chancery
District, Composed of the Counties Of
montgomery Garland Hot Spring, Sa-
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HATING EVERY NIGHT. 8 ?. N

) 10 p -'-s. Aomis
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25

il mp for him for the 1912 nomina-
zion. on the other hand. if Roose-
welt holds aloof. it is likely to prove
the end at anything like a powerful
organized movement for his renomin-
alton.
The men who are undertaking to
renominate Mr.. TAFT have given many
signs That they know the value Of
taking time by the forelock. It is
clear they perceive the possibilities Of
q Roosevelt denomination movement.
Perceiving il. their course naturally
is to do an possible as early as they
can to get things organized for the
denomination of Taft. n so shape
situations that delegations will he SEE
lected for Taft instead of Roosevelt
il looks Ps if the Roosevelt third
term movement. fl r. IS TO be offec-
tive must develop soon or not at all
In his coming trip. Roosevelt will.
cover most of the middle west and
viii 90 as Ear as Cheyenne. He viii
he in Kansas. Nebraska. South pa
kota. Wisconsin and Illinois. az wei
as some of the eastern states. and
VIII attend the conservation meeting
AT st. Paul He will cover sufficient
territory to make it possible to gain
a pretty clear idea as to the strength
and enthusiasm OF his following.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25

lamre 10y a two-thirds vote Of each
house TO pass the same over said veto.
Sixth. We favor a clause i'm the conf
stitution limiting the hours of labor to
eight hours per day on an public work
for the state and subordinate po}iti-
cal divisions thereof.
Seventh. We favor a provision i'm
the constitution prohibiting the pass
age of any law by the Legislature of
the state disfranchising any citizen on
account of nationality. race. religion
property or education.
Eighth. We favor a provision i'm the
constitution for the arbitration OF dis
putes between capital and labor.
ninth. We favor a provision In the
constitution requiring the enactment
of an adequate employers liability
law which viii ensure compensation
10 an injured workmen for Injuries
and requiring the installation 81 the
necessary safety appliances hv both
corporate and individual employers Of
laher.
Tenth. We favor q provision in the
constitution .abolishiug the fee sys-
tenn n substitution Of a system Of
salaries therefor, for all public ofli-.
cie'e state. county and municipal
Eleventh We favor q provision i'm
the constitution for direct primaries
for the. nomination Of an candidates
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25
PLACE
DELEGATES IN
NOMINATION
Untenified in Santa Fe County
Meet and Adopt Resolutions
Declaring for Initiative and
Referendum as in Oregon.

Especial correspondence to Morning Journal


Santa Fe. y. NJ, Aug. 23.-The
democrats of Santa Re county are
heartily In favor of placing in the
state constitution to be adopted. pro
visions for the initiative and referen-
dun substantially as they are in force
in the state of Oregon. The demo-
Gratis met in county convention yes
terdaN and after nominating delegates
to tho constitutional convention.
adopted a lengthy set Of resolutions
The delegates nominated for The con
stitution convention are:
Judge y. b. Lauehlin. Francisco
Deleado. samuel @. Cartwright of this
city. Robert r. Hynd OF Madrid and.
Jose Inez Roybal OF Pojuaque. Hon.
Arthur Selieman called the convention.
10 order and samuel g. Cartwright
acted as temporary chairman. Judge
l.aughlin was selected as permanent.
chairman Of the convention and Fran
cisco Delgado. secretary.
The following resolutions We're.
adopted;
u is the sense of this non-uartisan
convention Of the citizens or Santa Eel
county that our candidates for dele.
gates 10 the constitutional conventional
should be men of high character and
ability without regard to their past
political faith or party who believe in.
civil liberty and popular government
nv. OF n for the people and areI
pledged 10 the principles hereinafter
set forth
First. The right OF the people to-
%inaugurate legislation 10y petition of al
certain per cent or the voters and
their right to demand a reference to-
them at g general election OF any leg
tslation enacted hy their l~egislatipc
assembly In other words. we heartily
favor the Initiative and the r%cferen-
Gum. substantially as in force ia The
state OF oregon.
Second we declare in favor OF a
provision In the constitution retaining
the CAPITAL At santa Re.
Third. We favor "a provision in thel
constitution itself against special leg.
islatiou.
Fourth. We favor "a provision I'm the
constitution itself limiting the right of
state and m counties and NUM-
thereof. 20 create indebted
Ness bonded or Otherwise. and limit
ing the rate of taxation az the same
To the end that the present rate az.
taxation may boz reduced
Fifth. We favor "a provision In the
constitution empowering the governor
Ia vote n para. or parts sf appro-i
nriation hills ana a. aru-0ve the resi-
due suhieet to the right of The leeiy-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25
DIGGING FISH WORMS
DAWSON MERCHANT Is
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

r. e. bH. manager OF the : w.
Mercantile company's store at Daw-
son accidentally shot himself while
FISHING saturday morning in one Of
the CANYONS above NImarron. accord
Ink 90 the Ration Reporter. The ac-
cid"nt Was brought about by the dis
charge ot his .3S revolver. which fell
out of his belt while he was engaged
IN digging fish worms. and struck In a
War 90 cause It's discharge. The bull
ict struck the injured man i'm the
right arm passed through the fleshy
part ot the arm above the elbow and
Thence mp through the back part Of
% neck. causing a bad flesh wound.
No bones or vital parts We're affected
ana AT Iiill was reported last eve
ming Hs resting easily. without much
fear OF amy complicaUng features.
Mr. and Mrs. Iill We're out Satur-
day in their auto to spend the day
fishing Tn one of the trout streams
above Cimarron. and il was while
I'M the act of securing bait before
starting in 20 fish that the uuexpect-
cd happened. MI. Hill showed pres
cnce 81 mind and no little amount Of
nerve I'm stopping the flow 81 blood
and getting as quickly as possible 10
a medical man. Mounting "a horse he
rode three aud ono-half miles into
where a physician prompt
lN washed tho ~cunds and gave INN
needed rescf. The accident happened
about 10 o'clock in the morning and
hN g that evening Mr.. Tin WAS resting
easily in the Dawson hospital where
had been con eyed by automobile
from timnrron.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25
DIPPING CAMPAIGN
ON PECOS STARTS
SEPTEMBER
Socialist Organizer Stirring
Them Bp tn Roswell Adyen-
fists FlQckiag TO Big Con
ference By Hundreds.
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Roswell. Is st.. Aug e3.-Begin-
ming rhe first ~ September all the
cattle on the Pccos wiley ranEe and
the New Mexico portion OF the Li0no
Estaoado that are infected with scah
are r. be dipped. Under orders If
the New Mexico oattie sanitary hoard.
The work viii be under the direction
Of The T.. bureau Of animal Industry
aud the territorial beard and &. S.
bureau VIII each have d representa-
tive 90 each dipping The work win
start az two places ana two outfits
VIII work continuously until the whole
southeastern New Mexico range Is
covered. Tho work Will start at the
~ ranch and Hie place on Doc Sears
and VIII AicComhs. both on tho
plains.
H. T. Snyder, q national organizer
Tor the socialist party. IS speaking
here nightly on the court house lawn
and arrangements have been made
for n joint debate between him and
Judge Dixon sutton. q prominent re-
publican worker. to he held Friday
evening at the court house square Mr..
Snyder VIII take the affirmative andq
Judge sutton the negative Of the suh-
1eci' Resolved, that the peoples iib-
erfy can only he conserved bv q So
cal Democratic form of government"
To attend noe New Mexico confer
ence "a territorial campmceting of
the seventh Day AdNentists. the adj
Yentiets continue 90 Clock Ia from
every direction. driving from fifty TO
two hundred miles IA covered wagons
and pitching their tents at the camp
grounds I'M the Spring river city park. |
which looks like an immense military
c-ncampmeut The nightly meetings
are being largely attended b the In
terest srenla 20 have spread 90 the
people OF the town heretofore unin-
terestcd iu the WORKINGS of this sect
The democratic primary in Eddy
county SATURDAY resulted in tho
choice OF Judge g. Is. Rrico, Of Carls-
bad. and ur Skcon ~ Artcsla. as the
two candidates of this party for dele
gate from This county TO the coustitu-
tional convention. ~ lI. MoodWcil |
of Carlsbad, was The only other cam !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-25
FL PASO TEAM TO
PARTICIPATE IN
BALL SERIES
Manager of Pass City Aggrc-
cation Negotiating for Whack
at Bic Purses offered IN Fair
0ufnanent

According to a telegram received
yesterday here by The management OF
the coming baseball tournament ut
the Thirtieth New Mexico fair. the El
paso team Is making arrangements TO
participate in the series and will un-
doubtsdly make a strong try Tor the
bis money The message WAS from
Manager r. kraEauer Of the El Paso
aggregation. who says there Is little
doubt that the Pass city giants will
be represented In the series n that
he hopes Albuquerque viii recipro-
cate NJ the Et Paso fair. The Tex
ans have "a strong steam this year
and 1t is a matter for congratulatton
that tEey viii be here to add ginger
10 The big fair series,
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for office including candidates for
United states Senators.
Twelfth. we are opposed to the
clause in the enabling act prohibiting
people from holding Office who can
not read and write the English lagu-
age. and pledge our candidates. II
elected, to use all proper means with
i'm their power TO incorporate into the
constitution a provision authorizing
anyone to hold an office to which the
people may elect him in the state or
any county or municipality thereof.
Thirteenth. We favor a non-parti-
san supreme court to be elected with
q minority representation at all times;
and favor a non-partisan corporation
commission. and a non-partisan tax
commission TO be elected on non-part-
isan tickets at an election held for
those purposes only
Fourteenth We favor legislation
providing for a uniform and efficient
system of elections. safeguarding the
secrecy of the ballot and protection Of
the free and safe exercise Of the franz
chisc thereof fSignedJ
n. r. LAUGHIIN.
7 A. MASSIE.
H1GINIO MARTINEZ.
RAMON SANDOVAL.
T.. Y. PARK.
Committee on the Resolutions.