Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-03


paper nro bad men. They remind m"
OF the boy who celebrated On the ith |
81 July Instead of getting q IRE
cracker he got stick 81 Giant pow
der and set 10 Off and DESTROYED q
block Upon b.inr called 10 account
i've snid ihnt he enjoyed the loud |
noise that that giant stick made
that De IVES celebrating tho fth |
Now that r the way With my friend |
Macpherson ne enjoys the shontt |
ffo enjoys hearing himself spout. aud
" he would destroy every prospect of
his cts ur would still enjoy ~. he
enjoys the extra editions, the extra |
subscribers. and hr makes Of him
self sensational figure IN the pol.
tiles of the state
TuE RIAL ISSUES ~ THE
PRESENT CAMPAIGN
As I said before. the paramount
issue N whether you desire New MeS-1
ico to be placed within the Rcpuhh-
can column believe that the great
Industries, the great resources with
Ia New NeSic" can be- best protected.
can be- most encouraged by cOntin-
uancc Of the policies Of protection ny
proposed hy the Republican party
81 the nation. Our great sheep IN
dustry alone amounts 10 moro than
four million head. The annual pro-
duction ~ wool VIII exceed 20 mill
lon pounds. The investment viii nR-
gregate 100000. coo. and the men
employ "a IN that industry number
more than 10000. besides those de-
pendent upon them. our cattle In
dus,ry. our great timber interests,
our coal mines. are all benefited by
the policies OF protection. We have
more coal within one county of this
state than IN the whole state OF
/ Pennsylvania You may think. some
OF you. that YOU are not directly In
terested In the sheep. or the cattle,
or the timber interest. but Il makes
no difference--yo are Interested.
Upon the success OF these Industries
! depends satisfactory condition OF
the channels OF commerce. II y
through the profits OF one industry
that another industry may PROSPER
one element Of our society profits by
the success of the other Wherever
there II profit making, there are de-
posts for the banks and from those
deposits We have the circulating me
dunn which gives US tho means OF
doing business Whenever there are
losses whenever there b. liquidation
there are bound 10 be losses. The
lteries of the uI.1n body. When
industrial lifo Of IN. state X
similar. as II were. 10 the ar
ever you stop the circulation In any
portion of your body paralysis sets in
as to the whole system. one cannot
live without the other and therefore
an OF MS are interested Ia all these
Industries and In seeing that they are
properly taken care of. and | believe
that It Is most important than you
see 10 Il that New Mexico sends on
November 7th congressman and 4
legislature TO elect senator's who will
see 10 Il that your rights are pro-
tected In the Eataional congress OF
this nation
suppose that some of YOU have
heard that | am "A candidate for tue
office OF governor. II | am elected
and | expect and hope TO be elected
I shall do the very best shall uss
my effort TO give you clean, econ
omlcal, sound. safe and buslnessiik'
administration | shall use every et
. fort TO promote the industries and e
encourage the development OF the re-.
sources of your state. ! believe that
we ought 60 have more industries, lest
a9itStlon and less politics. | shall "a
lvor the passage Of q corrupt practice
y act ! believe thht the time has come
? and thar the spending OF money II
elections. for the good OF the STATE
aud It's citizens should and must b'
i stopped ! do not contend that thu
< use of money has changed any elec
ton because an a general rule wheI
r one side spends money the other vii
9 meet them half way. They do no
= care to be ontdOne-it IL a spirit o
D lcompetition--it Is the spirit OF Ameri
70 oanism, but II Is demOralizing TO OF
q citizenship aud Il would be better TO
n the candidates, certainly more hon
Il orable for the state. II this practice
;. were stopped propose 10 stop 81.
T. believe In an amendment OF our cleo
Il ton laws. ! doubt whether the Ans
: traliau ballot Is the proper remedy
= hut ! do say that the state owes a. 4
- every citizen 10 guarantee 20 him IN
e ahsolne rishi and privilege OF castin
d his balloi and having II counted 4
X accordance with the dictates Of hi
y conscience, free. untrame,ied, unip
!. flnenced. and uncnrrupted. by an
4 party workers at the polls
n u has been said by thos
IL of the opposition why did
: not advocate these reform
sooner | Will tell you why; becaus
n was not the governor was NJ
n charged With fHe du'y Of making re-
N concentrations 10 the legislature: thi
!. II why No man in New Mexico ca
~ trutbtully SAY that / have ever VIC
II lated q political pledge, politics
lpromise. | ahaii favor better school
T. additional facilities. ] think that II
NJ absolutely necessary that we shou
n have In addition 10 the present syi
tenn facilities for Industrial educatlo
/, Every boy ought 10 be taught trad
!. OF some kind he ought TO be iaugl
the art OF earning bis own living \
:. the sweat OF his brow. Make Gu
"a penter out Of him, an engineer
~ plnsierer, or painter. or give hi
=. some profession. doctor or lawyc
but done make lawyers ont ct all
y, them. A good blacksmith has a bett,
~ show In this world than a poor las
, yer; now remember that.
! am In favor OF good roads Tshk
~ Is nothing that will build M a cotl
- Try IKE good roads. shall favor Il