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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Ina uut ot ib, .sE, u Hui.. fHDI
N,rl confined aud tU,u Wf.u. 'hr
hHrs ~ the outer window must ul.t
consumed thr better Huft Hf un hour
hui thc men U,rr 100 uu hHir. 'uI
the, khoR h,. Urr u ul mfu.H.
iar danger pnb ou, deputy v"s 1910
Runrd H tbo huI and boz was uHnd
ASLEEP iu an adjoining rupm cot
more Than tWontr fc,t from th, 5000
duN whore th' saving ta- suius 5000.
n" reward was ever ,ff'rrd fuf iu,
r,captur' of the man. ana onb th,
frrhlcsi effort was made tu g,. Thorn
lust about such an effort ns mlght
hr expected of Don Jcsus aud bis
sleeps witt,d dpputics stevens. thr
drug fioud without Intelligence
enough Co g't tur away Wur found
ira dn3F later Dhurning butter ui e.
farm house near tho titv Gniirsos
ntF too iugS Co. make any serious ~.
'uft 60 prevent rDcauturc. Hud was
iat'u ut The house rf friend near
the rity. filck-on who was iu FOR
'.i' ahuudonrnr voluntarily sur
rendered himself rding nut to tho
iNl uu e street cor 100 brood daylight
tor Use purpus, ~ stated nt th,
i'ur that his unit rtnfun for rsrtr-
uE was tu go home aud Square
tblug- with his vif, su that .h,
Wouldn't prosecute him, ana when hc
htd accomplished that o., Aent back
Co., Iui. GRAY was tho last one Co n,
r..aUturpd Grimes and Hart th,
two desperate ypggmen. are -iln
breathing The pure ait ct freedom.
's tr, ih' -Four other criminals m"n-
TONED above.
Ten prisoners escape nt th,I boise
urr. VIM, % deputy SHORES Boz ana adj.
joining room. No reward b. offered
fur t1,lr rgCapture. TN, ~ them
gives himself up. three more. not
possessing sufficient Intelligence Co
mak" their getaway are literally
stumbled over h' the oiiiccr-. SIX arr
stIl tt Wrgc such b. the glorious
record ,f Don Jesus Romero ana hts
sund government administration cot
| a., nctuplllio count, jail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
OBSERVE Tur IINI.up.

Th, average man can como prettS
near telling what Co expect nf a van-
didaf' for office 10y his past affiliu-
t,lu. tud hi present political COM
pam,
" g. Mcdonald b. O. candidate for
governor uf New M'Nicu ~. IN the
representative uf lUrg' foreign cattle
interests Co. whom cheap GRAINS
iand is AN "birUt greatly 90 br de-
sired. ilc nys that neither bo nor
tut 'f his corporations hold an acre
u. th, public land. hut th, records
oi tho territory proclaim that togrth-
80 thtN bold nearly l5.UUu acres uis
party associates have abandoned all
hop, 1T 'lcctiSg the remainder of
their ticket aud have concentrated
an their energies on IN" candidacy
uf ". q. Mcdonald fof governor
Constituting the vhi,f support ui
" g. Mcdonald are those three mus.
kotrcrs ct good governments. - e.
Grant Herbert ! Hagermuu ana Nj
guoi \ pt"ru.
T. q Grant - I.u- Angeles million
hirr and owner OF seventy. five per
cent of tn stock uf tho journal.
Democrat II the head ut Grant
Brothers, who Wrr, recently assessed Il
the enormous SIN. eft tGo.nou for q
tlarrant violation 81 the United
state. Jaw Uohibitiug "a" imp"tla-
ton 81 alien contract labor
Herbert J. llagorman waF rsmV, oi
rom the govrrnorship of Now Mex
icu for molf,asanro in office. consist
ing of an attempt To- cunsunluat" q
fraudulent iand transaction.
Miguel \ Otcro was governor ui
NrV Mexico when thr fraud Tor
which ilagDrinau was removed was
begun ana was party o. a.
Imagine " e. Mcdonald ~ gov
crpor 90 New Mexico. owing his ,loc'
ton 10 Grant Hagerman and otoro.
II would b, signal Tor ever, hon, II
man la the state tn put everything
that h. owns under lock and ktt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
\ rvu SAMPLE.

fu another column viii d., found
an interview hv our Va Paso purrv-
.pondont with Territorial snsine,r e..
% Miller on the suhicct ul roads and
road building in Sew M'Nv"--a Subj
ir,t n which ,,tT citizen Of the
state is ,itaIl Interested
No one has ever been heard p
impueu th, houyslh or ability of Mr.
Muller Even uhr journal Democrat,
which has az one time CO., notbc-
snapped a th, hrci- of pracucaiH
every man IN NrW McNirn whl hss
ever accomplished ANYTHING, has
psru forced go recognize his spi ndid
Uinces for no position which Do, lc-
rupics ami h- eacelirnt character eel
% man.
Nor 10 Nr MdlcI Iu amy SENSE M.
u'rsNted in thu outcome ut toe rrss-
rut cammiep so ur as hiF pcrrpnnl
political fortunes trs concerned tls
I- not 81 candidate, iut any office, and
Indeed cauld dnubtiest earn ben the
private practice uf his profession
man, times the amount which he zee
-rivcs as -nnr, For thc-r rva
slns what Mf Miller says un an,
uhi"rt CT New Moxcu's roads De- .u-
Titled O. he greatest weight.
Aud AZ Miilrr SAYS that th. MaE-
dalrns Mogullon road in -ocorru
county which was built nnrrn wears
ago nt Holm 80. liursum and Witch
nae hotn mud, the subject pf dri-
uRc Of dirty political lies Boa the
saiutly journal. Democrat is go mon'
um.nt of good roads bulidins ANA
that despite thu tact that NOT o. cent
has bsrh eNpeudrd upou ID fuf up.
keep during fhr fifteen yrsrs that
have elapsed since Holm N lirsum
hult u. aud depsltr the tact that u
,rpesos some pf 90, rouehosi noun
tain c0untfs IN Sow Mexico. IL b nov
in most excellent condition.
This statement D Mr. Mitler ~ "a
voluntary and Unsolicited tribute go
me oiiirienp4 and honesty of Holm
a. Buirun FROM u the people VIII
be able a. Judge az to lust hoN much
ruth there h. n the many campaign
slanders thai hsye btrn CIRCULATED by
tho rngi.pemncrat apain-i NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
NtiON mn GODS NDttp
nI @IItuN

btf.d tuD uuuuir-duI,H geo .Hua
SENATOR bv,u. Co., Nrv M.NI.u 900.
Democratic usuue,r. ld mot 900.
h,ait 200 take tt, dHr. Tbn aI.u
thor IH,u.. r,DufU lu statehood 1919.
tuo recent Goo haas, escaped tn, m,m.
uf. If Those. Democrats who nut ...
triut-u lHu.r Hutu.. nship ud
That nothing Hlt dI-aatrT could r,sUIi
frIW putting him nu the stump nod
tuIa campaign
lH. 10 was n'.,a-ttt fu HH.It.
the socialist, WING of th. marty to
whom owen i- u4 the shadow sf H
great ruUk in W,trl land Md .Y.
ls tr. next best uff,riug DO var ut.
eId,d Goo flood 90, state with e. .H.
clal edition uf William UauduIph
usarsts paper th, Lus Nur,I,- is.
Uulu,r prepared p,.nilN fu Hi
tu. Sos MtNi.l .Impuisn tuH tfu.
piled with special r,fpr,u,, Goo ih,
needs uf thus, sensation. huurr, Ua-
trIHts who are addicted Goo tut Hearst
.ftNI, OBJ iuurunlisuI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
WIINT IT MEANS.

~ yuu want lo know what the wooi
industr, means 60 "a, prosperity oI
New MEXICO. ask ans business man
~ whom YOU have confidence.
~ you want e. know what free
WOOL means to the husincrs interests
~ the community, ask any reliable
man Nhu lived through the days of
thu cleveland administration which
enacted the Wilson tariff bin of in-
famous memory.
II sou want to know what The at
tiuud, of the Democratic party uu
Crat Tor that b. N subject tnnt h'
win not discuss. but read Mp On pu-
litical history past and present
The people 81 NrW M'Nico are
confronted with q situation which IN
,rauRht with thu sraVcst peril o.
their Industrial welfare Ere, wool
means ruin Il means depression.
stngnation. an army 81 unfortunate
men Willing To- work but unable Co
lind work. II means that the tide
of immigration and Investment which
ha, bot Aifl, set ln toWards Sew
Mexico VIII stop Il means thW de-.
Nclopment VIII cease. aud that ia"
houndicss resources of this wonder
fnl nov state must lir idle tor lack
OF men ana m"ne, 10 hring them ont
such Us The situation with which
NrW Mexico b. now face Ia face n"
Democratic speaker has yet been
hnrd Go den, II. ar even Go men
uuu the matter Tho Republican
platform and the Republican leaders
have spoken cut plainly ln 0uposi-
tion to free wool ana To free trad"
generally
Just how good b. good govern
mint that means financial ruin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

To- Almighty God and sworc Co chcr-
ish protect and dofcnd lhis OUT
r.gcuus constitution
Preacher az civic Righteousness
This eminent utlcman. this emit
neat advocate OF good government
Who hos bccl preaching civic right
,lgsnvsa to the people OF New Mexico.
was part ana parcel uf this trcncher-
Gus Sans To-day tho people 10 viz
pinn are living under constitution
they Ityor had a chance TO vote un.
a consultation thtt vac disffauchlscd
more than unc-hllf of the white vot-
crs uf tha state Nct he has the
Hudugio 10 come all tho way 90 Sew
Mexico ana preach to US ON ci,ic
righteousness W. gods' nc tells us
too shat our constitution II impossible
of mtndmcnt The constitution hc
hclpcG 90 max, requires not that
am, ndmcnis mny Doe submitted 90 the
peoVlD bf one legislature. bat 10 re-
qulres thni u pass two successive leg
irlatur,s before the people ever got
chance to vote on Il.
Oihcr Democratic Constitutions Mt
Submitted
9 presum, tho virginia stnteHman lee
mot submitting the constitution which
thtt had framed Go thc people for
adoption felt they had good - mo-
cratic precedent Tor not 0oIns su. In
kcntucky after the contcutlou had
tram On, purporicd constitution.
and DC ald been approved bog lhr pco-
plD. the convention rc-assrmblcd and
griftcd un Gao u some Of thr most
industrious provisions that ever wont
into Jny organic law. und the Demo-
/ cr. t.r supreme court sustained the
ouifare Mississippi. like NirgAia.
mover submitted It's constitution 10 the
people Ii nli Ia fact, N on, form
ur tnothrr these methods dgc quito
common iu M. rorS-rlbhod Demo
cratic states, set such people como to
us VITA 90, slogan. Lot "a. penui,
rule" They must not know chat the
pcuplH or Now Mexico roalst mat
There De- not o Democratic state in the
union ln whleh not onls ~, negroes
bot O. yrf, largc proportion of h.
Whit us we'll ere dtfrinr hisrd
ThHi instead of The people ruliag
in uch states. % H. done hy political
"llFarrhS Thor" are t,W OF The Dom.
ocruic rietva which east as many
votes as ugc pooled IN many northern
congr, .s,onal districts. Vet they yrnd
siglt or sen r'prcso ltatvct 20 WASH
lugiun
Partisan Erection nnnrds
Their election laws are outrageous
Election boards gre appointed by their
political suns boz power These are
partisan boards They are not only
partisan as between parties but are
pariisuns uf the state misrhinr. aud in
the primary election Tor nomination
90 Democratic candidates. they sec 10
Y that M on, h. nominated who has
not the approval of the gang Yet
these pc0ple have the audacli, to
scne upo ~ their chief representatives
Go New Mexico. where every man NO
matter nov poor he may be. has the
right To- cast ballot and have Il
counted "a. win continue 10 have
this power So long az tho Republican
party remains IN control Ne will
losr u, should the state ever bocome
Democratic, and instead 81 the poo.
ole then ruling. its AFFAIRS viii fali IN.
tu the hands oi the political uligarch,.
l.. = WILSON.
Ration, New MoXco
October 81 1911,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
Voice Of the People.
OUTH NoE ny CONGliisSSN
FLOOD.
~ the Editnr OF thr N,rHld
Nirgiuia Constitution Not submitted
tO rpoptc


: short tim, ago tht Democratic
National Csmplipu committee sent ID
y, ntlrman an th, way from virginia,
a. tch u~ tre con titutlur our proplc
have drawn ami approved hy aa ynoT-
NOUS ma iorii, D. Jbsnlut"l, vicious
"'rhis rminrnt advocate ni good guy-
crnmcnt" from thr Kappa lAlup.k.
told us how bad our constitution was
that the corporation. bad tn sog.
tied. shat 10 was muo-s,hir OF amend.
mcnt that uu state required tNu-
thi pf th, legislature to submit AN
amendment tu tlp propic The learn
ed gentleman had evidently ircn
tta4ilag 'AlAaiic la,. stories cun-
ccrning the west. 4nnd supposed tlai
we were ubi, o. r,ad. or thar thr cone
stltutons nf tho other states would
be- who'll, uuEnown n this hrnipht, i
region. ilc oyltrltls dld not talnk
that We would know thut ull4 oau
half of thc states diwn,r require At
LEAST TWO-TiilRDs OF THE LEG
tsAATUHE to submit an AMEND
MENT ANA thai tNo.thirds 90 the re-
manning stntur nave eytn more string
ont requirements
lui what especially Interests as Is
the iaci that tac gentleman 10 from
that sulidi} Democratic stat, Of VII
sinia. " also modcstly 60 convey.
cd the Information. that ie was a
memoc, ~ "a" constitutional convcn.
ton ot isoi-o3, which drafted the
pgcscIt organic law of that common
wccltL A he had been lauded as an
exponent of good government Ne
would naturally expect that consti-
tuition Ia tae framing of which he hal
q part would he model of fairncss.
and integrity, ana a shining iisht 10
ail future gsgs. What de- w.. hud ,
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Hcrb chci back
s,ttn mx Ip e
penoer nor ierbcrt "a ssvcs that
Do,
That's a"cct at Hr'fs-i
tss. ID .,r
mIcfut me De-
81 81 e. end 81 iouf sea
~ NOT ei
any IS
,tt IS
o uuic So
th tmai.' Must b, H,rut b
ooAat dd about the oad
Dob uu
Ns gIt 20 sc.
Co.,, uattU So Sew N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Who has never sought office. hut
whose gr,at uuiut, and Wimr,trh.
able character arr such "a. to create
"a popular demand Tor his entrance
into the political Sr,ua 40 man has
q larger cit,t OF personal friends
aud tdmii,rs ana nu man Is better
fitttd. trom experience ana training,
To- represent 1 business community
such ns HsruaUllo count, Doe The
house ur rofrrs,utauvcs,
Tn, spontaneous aud tmumu ,us
popular uprising which resulted M
ih, nomination of M,sers Sulyer.
Hayuulds. Nigii ANA ~taAo m1de "a
u, Use thntN Aould almost De- heard
through tine kcyholc Of Bose Cullen
waters h"ar0om
For tn, lt, oi us IS, can t,. NhN
br Cuok is buttus around SWEDEN.
Whom with hts peculiar qualifications
thc NcN Mexico Democrats would
d. clad tos nominal. hiri toi au, of
firr be- might desire.
Tby nominee of i1e busbwharj .rs
Tor probate judge - not thr first
Iuli1s that was stalu,d in the huus"
81 his ,r.nds Thrr, was % man
named tposar--but Vr d,eUu. 49,
draw diagram of tho iuk".
% ! q. sulz,r utl- Co appreciate
iIr distinguished honor ttu hus
ho,r conferred upon him it Wn, vet
bc necessary fer Boss Gi',uVai,r 90
com, IN and nk. ihJt .nJrsrns
nomination.
From ric tact thai li,rbIr cree
joir's Too thc glorious record ui
Theodore l,ouscycb t Vouh sr,m
that b., husnt set found out what
hit him
q wa. ,nurob appropriate thni a
Woman sbnuld win the first prize ih
40, Hu-,bud land lottery. ana tho
fact that IN, Is from tapid City
would indicate that she b. q peach.
--.-.-----...
o., tine way. what arc Mr. f'rfrsts
present Views an Governor Haskell
| Haskell tou know. b. owens pnit-
I icai tHi1
Bon tnr -uko at "a, fond PARENTS
u .- Go lee hoped that The touches
Cor y,mpaign EXPENSE win not bc
too PROGRESSIVE.
Th, democrats would Do we'll TO-
hurr, up that special edition before
Nh HEARST changcs AIs Politics
again.
IS, we're musficd that 10 uould
never DO. feasible o. nominate Isaac
Haru for that 'sRoertrng senator
shin
n th, Journal Democrat VIII only
k,,p up its fight on Marshal McMii-
un bs lection VIII Dee by acrlam,-
ton
rs. huvs the greatest respect for
Baron Burg's ccliics o. Il we're they
that w,r, running Tor uffirr IL might
h. different proposition,
asIssa=s.s
Th, Journal Democrat informs ue
that candidate MoDonaid'r address
m Mora last night was "hricf and ~
tbr uumt." 10 what point?
IN, people 81 Arizona voted yes
i,rdt, on the party nominees fOr
.it and national offlce'~ Ta9r
voted on Dah drani sonlr ttse as
-..-.--+---------------.-.--
n begins To- look az II Christv Mat
tlswsnn In IN the same cless Nith
jim I,ifrias and iiuss iiliunwat'r
~ hud hoped for owen. hut
Hearst h neat beet ana win de- at
most az we'll
tF.sTHs
Il took pas bank.ruli 10 tip down
the .culcs with isaac harth on the
other end.
W. .erm n remsnh.r ha.lns
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

uur.Hm t. u, nu 80, v.,s.. tor
fI. U. H.uHf IU, Ntaduura Mo-.
t"iun fu.u at iaIr .sur, H fI,
other .. .uI.h f hIa tYld
CO.. .Hli.. Nn. IuuIubI.b,u... I..i r.
tu... 1850 uua boo directed q. Mr.
Miller N. uup,.f HuI Outrageous
rtu ...r escaped u 'ni .rr tuur
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
TRY THIS
OVERNIGHT CURE Foa COLD IN
HEAD OR CHEST.

II Is Curing Thousands Daily, and
Saves Time and Money
Get a bowl three quarters full OF
boiling water aud towel
Pour into the water q scant tea.
spoonful OF HYOMEi pronounce
HiRh.o-mol
pul your head over the howl and
cover head and bowl with towel
Breathe the vapor that ariacs for .
few minutes. and prostol your head
Is % cleer A. q boil. and the tiEhtnoss
In the chest Ia gone.
MS pheasant cure ioull enjoy
breathing HYOMEI. Youll feel at
once iis soothing. healing and bene.
iicial ELECTS az Il passes over the In.
Tanned and irrtated membrane. 90
cents bottle, al druggists every.
where. ASK ]. ", O'ellly Tor extra
bottle HYOMEI lnhalent.
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The mst part of that hushW hacker
Ticket bears evidences of having been
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

heard him called william also-Ran-
duiph li"aist.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25
For 0ot cru0f
~ q. BGR8UM

For Governor
81 q. BURSUM
OF SOrOtro County,
For Lieutenant Governor
MALGDiAs MATINEE
Of Taos County
Tpr Secretary 81 state
SsCrNptNO ROMERO
uf san Miguel county
For state Auditor
w %. SARGENT
OF Hio Arrlba County
For state Treasurer
sH.vEsTRE MiRABEL
or valencia County.
For state Superintendent %
schools
4. y. STROUP
OF Bernalilio County
For Attorney General
FRANK w CLANCY
OF Bernaiillo County
For Commissioner % Public
Lands
ROBERT y EWViEN
% Union county
For Justices ~ the Supreme
Court
FRANK w. PARKER
CLARENCE J. ROBERTS
EDWARD u. WRIGHT
Corporation Commissioners
GEORGE W ARMiJO
Of santa re County,
HuGH WILLIAMS
81 Luna County.
NJ. 8. GROVES
% Eddy County.
FOR CoNGIiEasS.
GEORGE CURRY
OF Otero County
EtFEGO BACA
of Rernallilo County.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTINCT
CANDIDATES.
For Judge
NJ y, HICKEY
For District Attorney
!, ANTQSl9, A sEpiiLo
BFRN uIIio COUNTY TiCkET
For state senator from san Juan,
saudovai and Bcranlillo
Counties
JOSE L. PEREA
For Senator from Bernalillo
GEORGE \. KASEMAN
For Representatives from Der
nalluo Couaty
JOHN W. WILSON.
T. A. GARCIA y SANCHEZ.
FRANCIsCO LNCERO Y MON
TOYA,
For sheriff
THOMAS McMILLIN
For Treasurer
LOUIS @ BENNETT
For Assessor
JACOB YRISARRT.
For Probate CLERK
THOMAS r. =. MADISON
Ivr school Superintendent
= ROSS McCOLLuM
For Probate Judge
THOMAS u DURAN
For county surveyor
A. H. OGLE.
fnr County commissioners
n H. POLLOCK
DAVID NJ. pEREA.
GABRIEL Sanchez.
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Tao Ladies AID society OF the First
Al. u. church viii give q rs cent tea
and homo cooking sale Thursday
afternoon, October 30. az noon ~ the
fOm' 81 Mrs. W. W Mcdonald. ii3
spiiih third stresi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

II took pas bank.roli to tlp down
the .cnies with isaac Iiarth On thu
other end.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

W mad hoped for owen but
Hearst h neat best ana Win de- al
most ~ we'll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

n begins To- look a. II christy Mat
tnswspn In IN she same ciess Nith
jim I,ifrius and Boss NilirnWat'r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

m, poople of Arizona voted yes-
1,rda, ON the party nominees cor
.r.t and national oulcer Tagr
voted on Dai drani sono t'ge e. =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Tb, Journal- Democrat informs 90
that candidate Mcdonald address
m Mora last night was "bricf ana -
tho upmt." 10 what point
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

49,. huvs the greniasl respect for
Baron Eurgs collics, o. Il were they
that w,r, running Tor uffirr II might
- Il hIIfnrnni nfnpnAIiInn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

For tu, 900. pi us v' can't t.U why
Dr Cook is buttus around SWEDEN.
Whom with his peculiar qualifications
IA, Sew Mexico Democrats would
3o clad tos nomlnat. him t"f au> Of
&C., b. might desire
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Whu has never sought office. hut
VII sr gr,ui uniut, aud uuimustrh.
able character arr such Jag to create
a popular d0Wand Tor his entrance
into IN, political sr,ua No man has
a larger cir,t ur personal friends
aud admirers. ana nu man Is better
fitt,d Tran ,Np,rioncc ana training.
60 represent 1 business community
such us Hcrnanllp count, boz The
house ot rorres,utnuvos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

n tho Journal Democrat vii only
k,,p up IL fight on Marshal McMii-
lu Dob. Election VIII be- by acrlama-
ton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

popular uprising which resulted u
ih' nomination of Mcs9rs SulScr.
Rayuu'ds. Nigil ana Staao made q
ne iss thnt7 tould almost De- heard
through tine kcyholc Of Bose Gill,n-
waters h"ar0om.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

IS, Ncre satisfied that 10 uould
| never DO. feasible e. nominate Isaac
iIartb for that ''shoestring' senator
! shin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Th, democrats would do we'll 90
hurrt uu that special edition before
MI Hearst changes hls politics
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

tpr thr sake ot thr fond Parents
u I- Go hc hoped that IA, touches
for campaign expense viii not Doe
too Progressive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

o., tu, way. what are Mr. l'rfrst =
present Views on Governor Haskell
! Haskell Nuu know. b. owens pnlit-
I irsf tsHI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

From Use tact thai ii,r1In cree
Jui,'s loo the glorious record uf
Theodore iiouscsclt 70 Vuud srrm
that b., hasn't SET found nut what
hit him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

q wa. ,nurol, appropriate thai a
woman sbould win tho first prize in
The Rosebud land lottery, and the
faet that IN, Is from Rapid City
would indicate that IN. i- d peach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

Tb, nominee of iue husbwhael. m
Tor probate judge - not m" inst
Julils that was staaYsd in the huus"
81 his u.snds There was % man
named tpcsiT--bu but Vr dsri.U. 80
draw diagram of tho toxic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

PROMPT SERVICE.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-25

% ! g. sulz,r n,l- Go appreciate
iltr distinguished uonlr t.lt has
been uf,rrrd upon him it mu, vet
br ncr,ssar, fer Boss Gi.l,uNui,r 90
com, IN and tuk. thJt nJruring
nomination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-01
ilurncs-HasIsfns.

Special TO the Times pispa: ch.I
Meherrin, Va, November 3o.--Onc Of
the prettlest marriages OF the season
was solemn!zed In the Presbyterian
Church here yesterday The con
tracing parties were Miss Matte
Blanche Haskins aud Charles Smith
son Barnes, Of Keysviiie. The bride
was Attended b. her sister. Miss Ruth
Haskins, Of Lynchburg, as maid OF
honor, and the groom was attended
by Bates Hammer. OF keysville, as
groomsman Revs. Hugh Henry. OF
Briery, ana W 3. Daught-y. of Me
herrin, performed the ceremony. II. W
Wall was master OF ceremonies.
Tho church was decorated with
ferns, evergrccas and ported plants.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs
Iandon Haskins, and the groom Is II
son of ". H. Barnes, OF Keysville. The
bride and groom left on the i o'clock
southhound Southern train for tour
of SEVERAL points in Florida, and Will
be gone about ten days.