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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
JAMES P. LATTA
CALLED CALLED BY BY DEATH
Nebraska Congressman Passes
Away in Rochester, MINI.
Ill Since August.

go
Rochester. Mimi, Sept. 12.-Con-
gresham =. P. Latta, Of Nebraska,
died at 1920 p. m. Monday night at St.
Mary's hospital.
Congressman Latta vas operated on
here August % for gallstones and bow
Ell trouble, and was believed to be re-
covering satisfactorily until Saturday,
when he suffered a relapse. It is said
his advanced age and the fact that
his vitality has not been high for sew
eral years were the cause Of death.
A second operation would have been
required to free Inn from the ailment
from which he has suffered.
Mr.. Latta's wife and two sons were
at the bedside when he died. Edward
Latta was called here Saturday when
the change for the worse took place.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been announced by the members
of the family.
Congressman Latta's body will be
taken to his home at Tekamah, Neb.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14
MISS BARTON I'LL.

oxferd, Mass, Sept. tf.-Miss
Clara Barton, founder Of the
American Red CROSS, is believed
to be neal death at her summer
homo in this town. She is so
years old. Miss Barton is a
native of Oxford and for a long
tine has maintained a summer
home here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14

SEATTLE. WASH.-The recall
movement against Mayor Geo. w. Dill
ing collapsed yesterday when Corpora
ton Counsel Scott Calhoun notified the
city controller that the city charter
does not contemplate the ce~rtffcation
of insufficient petitions. and that tine
petitions are not finally and legally
certified until after the date for fling
of supplementary petitions and with
drawals of names. The recall move
ment against Mayor Dilliug was be-
gun several months & by the Seattle
Recall association.
HUNNI1WELL, KAN Hunneweu
learned yesterday that it must not PLAY
cards on Sunday during the admins
tration of Mrs. Ella Wilson as mayor.
To discover this fact -four young men
of this town paid $40 each in Judge
Bonfalls court at South Haven This
afternoon. The complaints against
them We're sworn TO by MIS-. wilson.
She charged they played cards on sun
day in q house on the main street
of Hunnewell without even closing the
front. door. Mrs. Wilson said the con-
victions were Just a starr in her cru
sade against gambling. society and
professional.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-09-14

Minot, S. D., Sept. additional
iowa and South Dakota winners in the
and lottery are as follows:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

ocratic managers and tho personal
enemies Of the Republican standard
bearer
Ia looking back over the events %
the past six weeks the Herald has
nothing TO regret or 10 take back. u
u q Hepubiican newspaper. ana "
has 4tnit tho hnrdes, blows ~ which
y was capnbic M behalf OF Republi-
can principles. u " an honest news
pHpor. and II has not failed a. expose
fGily 60 the public view tigr hollow
hypocrisy Of the men Who. undes ne
shallow pretense Of good govern
mont" have endeavorod TO inaugnr-
ate policies which the mercst tyro
could not foii ~ see are inimical to
the welfare Of the people of New
Mexico.
calm in the consciousness ~ duty
we'll done. serene In the confidence
that the people 90 New Mexico are
both intelligent and patriotic. the
Herald awaits the announcement OF
the overwhelming Republican victory
which a. sure go come mex Tuesday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
TmE nENL cANpIpNTEs.

As The campaign for governor Of
New Mexico has Progressed. the ngure
of W. g Mcponrld Inns doomed smaller
and smaller. until NOW his name Is
rarely used IN the dispatches or IN Tie
speeches 81 the orators on either side.
For after nli. II IL not W. g. Me-
Donald, bu, the forces which are en-
deavorinR % foist him on the people
Of New Mckee. that are Of import.
nncc. The people realize this. and
consequently devote little attention 20
the negligible Mcdonald. looking
rather 10 what he represent than 10
the piRmy figure Of the man himseit
They know that In the event of his
election II would not be Mcdonald
who would govern the state. but the
mslign influences which are moving
heaven and earth 20 bring a0out his
election
They know that Dan Grant. Los An
Eeies millionaire and controlling fnclor
~ iaw-brenklng corporation which
has recently been nned 5000 for
gross violations Of law designed 10
protect American laoor. would BE- ono
OF the governors ~ tho new state.
They know that Herbert J. Hagor-
man and Miguel A. Osero. co.maie-
factors in land fraud for which one
Of them was removed in disgrace from
the office OF terrltorial governor,
would have large voice In the gov
crnment ~ New Mexico,
They know that Hrltish capitalists,
''pentlemen without occupation
whose only interest IN New Mexico h
20 turn the state into a huge cow
camp for the purpose OF Increasing
their dividends to the end that they
need never have an occupation. would
dictate the policies o. the McDonsld
administration.
And ~ the people have ceased 10
bother about Mcdonald personally
for he n not worth lt--but they have
d large thick club In their hands
which on November Z viii be used on
Dan Grant, Norbert .. HageT-sian,
Miguel a. otoro and the British
gentlemen without occupation" who
would exploit the state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
THE MENTALITY OF sHAKEsPEARs "CALIBAN'

the principal work lac o.
iagermaRs IN expulsion mafasance
lc continued his cn'bttrrc OF
UNFAIR and DISHONEST coueisahic. CONCEALED
FIGURES WHICH HE PRETENDED HIRED "sNPERT' HAD
OBTAINED IsE STitJ. CONcEtiA WHY
nv ~ AFRAID To CONF and
let uon wiL he bases
hi- prciended siaim. IiE
And the have
The courts have appeal
the decision che The
when the
nc With the clcrL ef tlc THIRD judicial District.
niRsuM HAS EMERGED STRONGER CONTRO-
NEisSY He " onr people n
ana tod REr'tBLfcAN.
la Why fs 10
lagerman BEfkrSE candidate
though u Il ~ sea-,sy p,ra,nai
ma'r iiagernan i patf owner
,a'r OF the policy widh = hurting Albuquerque
hAGERMAN IS MORE than THAT HE
GOVERNOR on titE DfMocRaTic TickIT--BS PROXY.
tie u -ii tia. boy the babs-ic ne
weak mrs. In MS baud. wl.
Mn H' viii " ne can. give public lands.
enn eSclahe the homrbnr~ ic wiz AID Democratic
panic There deed % ped
win attempt 60 do
" ony hc that has hn- uNMADE HOLM
What Salihan feature
In warped mentality.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
rnE VERDICT.

The campaign for the election Of
the first state Officers ~ New Mex
leo ~ practically az an end. The
issue II made up, and all thar remains
- for the voters formally io register
fheir verdict next TUESDAY
Republican success n as certain a.
anything IN the future IAN De The
only thing w doubt h the size ~
Mr. RurHums majority and the indi-
cntions ar. that IL Will exceed the
expectations of Ms most sanguine
friends
i"or through the maze Of charge
aud caunterchargs. and through the
muck of abuse ana SANDER that haze
nseu hsaped upon him, Holm o..
nursum rmerges to-day tho biggest,
strongest, most Nirile figure In the
public lite of New Mexico. He has
taken hts case Ga the people. and the
result has been one oi the most com.
plctc iriumphs ever achieved by an
American citizen.
The Democratic party has stTiven
desperately 20 obscure its record as
The champion nf free wool. but n
has failed completely. The people ~
New Mexico are iuliy alive 90 their
interests. and have refused 10 be- led
into an endorsement OF a policy prov
en 20 be absolutely rulnous 10 their
material welfare merely because the
advocates OF that policy happen to te
mnsqueradlng under the hypocrltical
disguise Of good government" The
desperate appeal Of that arch-adyo-
raie Of free wool. William Jennings
nryan. for contributions ~ the Dem.
ocfatic siush fund. win not avail 20
stem the tide of popular disappvovai
~ the things for which Az. Bryan
stands.
The voters DO not need 70 he re-.
minded that the Republican party
from the beginning mas pitched IL
campaign upon q high plane. and has
discussed issues. rather than person
alltics: nor will they overlook the
fact that whatever ~ l0w-nnas APP
peais 20 personal. passion and bitter
ness have FOUND their way into the
campaign have been Introduced dr.
llDrfately at the instance 81 the Dem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

their New Mexico property ~ which
W. G. Mcdonald IL manager W or
der fot that property 10 pay sum.
client dividends 20 enable these "gen.
tleincn ~ yFgfqus without m tccu-
patton. u " Nhtcohry that the cor
poration shall have and hold large
areas ~ the public land az the least
possible expense To- It's incorporation.
What boots u 10 these gentle
men that the future greatness ~
New Mexico depends upon the
soitling up ~ these lands by small
home-owners instead Of having them
used ~ vast cattle ranges Not "a
single boot The future greatness IL
New Mexico does not disturb their
peace Of mind In The slightest what
principally concerns them IL the Rbii-
ny 20 continue In the role 81 gem
tlemen' without having 10 set an oc-
oupation.
The people Of New Mexico Will not
overlook the opportunity 10 start an
employ ment bureau for these gem
tlsmen mex; Tuesday ~ defeating
W q. Mcdonald they viii render v
Impossible 10 make u COW camp out
of the state. ana viii open up to
settlers the vast areas Of land ON
which the lowing herds Of these
gentlemen are wont 10 wind slow
~ Oct the lea. Aud u " not too
much 10 hope that eventually an oc-
cupation may be- found for the gem
tiemen" Who are 80 lndustriously en-.
deayorinE To elect W. G. Mcdonald
governor OF New Mexico
A. all events. II n very safe 10 say
that W e. Mcdonald will never b,
ahie Ia describe his occupation ~
governor OF New Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
PROGRESSIVE?

After an. the president of the Pro-
grcssive Republican League % New
Mexico IL not Fo awfiilly progressive,
A. matter OF fact. the world has
progressed So much more rapidly
than the president nf the Progressive
Republican league that the impress
sion ~ given that Jesus Romero Is
tied 10 a post
For instance. violated pledges are
no longer considered a siEn IT prog
rcss Time was when Il WAS regard
cd az very Shrewd and clever thine
Ia make pledge before election for
the purpose of getting into office and
violate u after election for the pur-
pose of ulllng ones packet with
MONEY. The world has progressed
beyond that idea. Jesus Romero has
not.
Again, the world has progressed he
yond the theory that any distortion
Of the law. such az collecting fees nnr
belne In three places at once. II
justifiabie for the purpose Of trans-
ferrlng money from the pockets 81
the taxpayer Ia the pockets OF the
perpetual officeh0lder. Here again
Jesus Romero has not progressed an
inch
Also. an enlightened public opinion
has progressed FAR. far beyond the
doctrine that II Il permissible for
candidate for office. even though he
profess to stand for good govern
meni," TO resort 10 snch dlsrepuiable
methods az registering conyiets under
assumed names FOR the criminal pur-
pose OF having them vote for the
candidate. Jesus Romero stands pat
on that proposition.
Many other instances Of similar
nature might be cited TO show that
Jesus Romero has really fallen far
bchli,de the procession instead of
keeuih9 up with the advance guard,
nut why multiply examples with
which the people are already iamll-
larY Those that we have given are
sufficient 90 show that The president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
COUNTY SCHOOL suPERlNTEN-
DENT.

II You need physician. you DO
nor call srlie one who gave 80 the
practice oi medicine years ago II YOU
need lawyer. you do not employ u
man who gave ~ the Law Ia engage
IN business Are YOU willing To trust
the education OF gour children 20 a
man who once taught country
school or a language class. hut quit
teaching several years ago 20 be-
come real estate dealer? II you
need a plumber, a carpenter. bar
Der. or an electrician, you employ n
nan who Is SOW WORKING Ar
HIS TRADE. not one who abandoned
the work for something else.
Mr.. Monloya has not been engaged
In educational work for many years.
Tho people do not believe that he was
Nominated for the office OF county
school superintendent because OF his
record a. an educator. They know
that he was nominated Tor reasons
political rather than educational.
The nomination Of !, \. McCollunl
was not on account Of his utilization
With any pnrtv or faction, Ills nomi.
nation was due solely 20 hie slnnding
- an educator, aud 20 his efficiency
IN school management and the sll'
perylslon OF public school work
Mr.. A Monfpya. the REAL ESTATE
MAN, at loK = Tnlrd street, ID one
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

shakespeare
man perfectly In
Tempest" he created that y al liter
CAfiBAN. that apeikc human.
through pifu -cmihuman
~ al Mexico statehood
os
undertaken TIIE NBrQtElsuE
JOURNAL reeetlng shame "
undertaken doing
People all the Ideals
freedom and r pIy which nspaabic this soil
the Of malignant calunn which that
could
q. In
has exceeded the Possibilities Why
HOLM BtRsuM Ims bccu a stubborn stumbling block
the of petulri rich .sHA6i;nNAN Hagofman has
maxi DOLL RAGS He
. soNernorshlp
pointmtH the weld a
Isonr-t pusic
incident 8 well He political
build n'aelln'
fset~un, tr Republican, Central
position which
knowledge him REFUSED
DOItSI TIM AppiIC ATIOG OF LIKE HACiisNtN ron
GovEHNostsIIIp Haserman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
RTnuKE To DEMOCRATIC
GANSTEIs6 AND RING ME-,

The day II waning for boss rule or
ring rule IN either party in D0na Ana
county The direct primary would
wipe out All vcstige Of such an lnsti-
tuition for all time 20 come. hut We
have made great strides toward clean
81 methods this year. and there are
more new men on the ticket and In
the councils and deliberations Of the
party than ever before. The defeat
OF the professional Democratic gang
sters aud ring men will be another
rebnke To the system IA this county.
Rio urnnde Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
NIaE MnnK

The methods and means employed
By a. 4 Jones, Democratic state
committee chairman. and the hand
ful of Democratic BOSSES have been
shown az CLEARLY aud plainly now.
The AIRY attempt made by these
instructed individuals 20 draR into
their filthy game the name Of Arch
bishop pitaval and his office not only
forced the archbishop 10 send their
chief organ ia Albuquerque a tele-
gram declaring that he was not cid
ins with any party IN New Mexico.
but u again forced him 10 send a
telegram 10 Governor Mills rciterat-
ina his position on tho blue ballot
amendment and verifying the state
ment previously made IN letter az
genuine.
when men Of the stamp Of Jones.
Neon. Hand. Ferguson ana organs
such as they are supporting In Albu-
querGue, force such "a man as Arch
bishop Pltnval 20 send them COM
munIcntiona after communications IN
order ~ keep them from dragging
MIN into their political machination
and chicanery. they have about
reached the limit
Governor Mills. IN the statement he
issued Yesterday, abiy and honestly
gives the facts and the absolute facts
We suppose these gang bosses who
are running the Democratic Earty for
their own selfish ends and personal
profit viii have the temerity Ia get
cut few more circulars denying the
authenticity OF this last telcHrain
from the archbishop.
Archbishop PitaVRl declares that
he IL opposed To the blue ballot
amendment Those are his personal
opinions They have nothing 60 do
with the high office he holds. He
can not aud would not command any
one who profeSsed that religion Of
which he IL head In New Mexico to
vote against the blue ballot.
His advice. his personal opinions.
are worth to the people of New Mex
leo iust exactly what their estimate
of the Archbishop's advice IL worth.
80 far ns we know. his statement on
tn. blue ballot il No considered By
every one except Jones ana hts hand
ful OF accompliccs.
Condemnation can not be severe
enough for the Kind of political tao
ties that would attempt 10 do 80
grave mn siujssslcc 80 amap 4ike Arch.
bishop Piaval. but the people Of the
new state ought not Co be- surprised.
Il would seem. IA anything Jones and
his gang would attempt
Those people who remember the
bold and high handcd manner in
which this same man Jones tried to-
corral the waters Of the Pccoa river.
and the exposure Of his wsthods that
followed at the time. will tell you
that the present tactics Of Jones are
mild by comparison.
II ~ 10 he regretted that a man
no matter what his office or position
In New Mtxlco--can not comment
upon any subject befure the people
or appear In any manner IN public
affairs. no matter hoV Eonest he may
be- and Eow sincere his purposes are.
without being treated to mud bath
by the clientele of Democratic bosses.
From the very beginning the one
object and aim. IL appears, has been
for these Democratic bosses to dis
tort ana discredit any one who OPP
posed them.
They have abou, reached the limit
and this incisient IN which they tried
IT, involve ana implicaie an honest
man and his hiEh office, may serve to
teach them that the truth IL mighty
and viii prevail.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
DEMOCRATIC cIlicANERY
~ ExpOSED Nv EDITOR

THE truth will out" II IL no.
torious fact that certain Democrats
in the county have made Il busi-
meas Ia accuse the Republicans 81
having a gang" The tables have
turned and nov the leading Demo
cratic paper IN the county. tho San
Juan Democrat, has the honesty 10
state ediiorially thai the Republican
ticket n clean. and alAo. what II more
unexpected, that paper n expoalng
the boss methods OF the Democratic
clique IN our county. -Farmlngian
Enterprise.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
AS E,oq,lrxr AnGrMrNr.

The Journal Democrat has made a
heroic effort 10 persuada the iaNpay-
ers az Bcrnalill0 county that their
tax receipts did not speak the truth.
and had " not heen Tor the fact that
the taxpayers aforesaid are people OF
reasonable infelilgrnce and that ihe
tax receipts In question represent
real money that the taxpayers have
parted company with. the effort
might not have been unsuccessful
nut n h decidedly difficult 10 con-
vince man that he hasn't paid ont
sum ~ money when he has vivid
recollection that hc has paid u ont.
and when he has written evidence
showinI thai his recollection h not
az fault
And 10 IL Is that In spite of an the
pleading, bullying and whining 81 the
acknowledgements the citizen OF Ber-
nniiilo county Looks sadly at Ms tax
receipt and refuses 60 be convinced
that he didn't nay the money that Il
represents into the hands Of the al
lenwater county commissioners.
And the GlilenWaier county com
mlssioners are asking that same tax
payer IN disregard the fact that they
have increased his burdens To an alb.
soluiely intoierable degree and 90 per-
petuate them In office for five years
longer. at the end OF which time
there viii he five more tax receipts
90 look "a and to preserve AZ me-
mrnto ~ the outrageous incompe-
ience ~ the GllIenwater county CONF
miesloners.
The tax receipt has been the most
eloquent and unanswerahle argument
against continuing the Giiienwaier
henchmen In office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
Campaign Funds Needed.

"The Democracy OF New Mexico
needs funds. u h too late To- send
by mail. but any Democrat desiring
60 help the party In its great struggle
can telegraph To- the Democratic
state committee AZ Albuqueruue Mr..
Bryan has contributed and number
have sent contributions at his sug.
gestion ACT AT ONCE"
Up 10 date there have been no WIS.,
lhie evidences OF financial depression
In tho ranks NJ the Democrats and
bushwhackers In New Mexico. In
dces their leaders have boaTtcd that
they were amply supplied with funds
ana have plainly left the impression
that M needy patriot who could de-
liver the goods In the way of VOTES
would be allowed 20 suffer FOR lack 81
the sinawS of war. What drafts have
been drawn on the treasury of can
didate McDorald'A British cattle cor
porations We know not. nor are We
advised as TO the amount thar Dan
Grant. the Loo Angeles millionaire
owner Of the Journal Democrat. has
put into the pot; nut at ell events
the Democratic leaders have not
been heard Ia Put up a poor mouth"
until the present
Can Il be that the millionaire back
ers Of W. e. Mcdonald have 40 iart
been drought 90 n stern realization
that they are on u dead card and
have refused further TO sweeten the
pot7 capital IL very cold-bloodcd,
you know. and has 10 be shown. can
IL he that even all the money that
could be commanded by Dan Grant
Herbert J. Hagerman and the Brit
'sh corporations has been found In
sufficient Ia buy the election. aud
that II has been found necessary to
make this frantic appeal Ia the great
rank and file 20 complete the slush
fund Must the easily acquired
thousa ndr 1T the millionaire be sup
piemcnted by the hard-won dollars
and dimes Of the humble workman
In order 10 make up an amount sui
ficient to buy New Mexico
n looks that way. The greatest
haste IL urged. Don't take the time
to write. says Mr.. Bryan--telegrap
the money Hurry The case II
desperate. and then some Your
dime may be able 10 buy the one vote
needed to elect FREQ wool adminls-
tration.
Observe. also. that MIR. Bryan has
contributed and number have sent
contributions al his suggestion" You
all know where Mr. Bryan stands on
the subject OF free wool.
We must have free wool even "
We haye 10 bankrupt every Democra,
IN the country and buy every pur-
rhasable vote In New Mexico 90 get
Il. But the time Is short Wire In
your order for votes while the market
n yet open.
By the way was William Randolph
Hearst one 90 those who sent contri-
buttons al the suggestion OF Mr.
Hfyan9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

candidate Mr.. J. x. McColium of the
Fourth ward school n the other.
MI intelligent men say that the
good OF the schools should be placed
ABOVE partisan politics. Honest men
vote as they talk aud the voters OF
heTnalillo county, Ia their election OF
county school superintendent next
Tuesday, viii exercise the same dis
erection and good judgment that char
acterixes their private business. They
VIII not make the mistake OF eiecting
a real estate hroker for school SUI
perin,endent
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05
"GENTLEMEN WITHOUT
OCCTPkTION."

4 must not De forFotien that ". 9.
Mcdonald n the New Mexico repre-
sentative OF British corporation
composed principally ~ capitalists
Who describe themselves az gentle
men without occupation"
In order for these "gentiemcp'
permanently 10 suhslst without an oc-
cupatlon. u IN necessary FOR them 20
continue 70 pull down divldnnds nom
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

Reports from all over the territory
show that the people OF New Mexico
have declined 10 be befuddicd by the
Democratic bushwhacker deluge Of
lying personalities, The people 0f
New Mexico viii vote next Tuesday
FOR princsples--the Republican prin-
clnles which have heen proved tho
hulwarkS OF every New Mexico in
dustry.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-05

II may be that the Democratic
platform h MI wool ami yard Wide
but the wood IL fiimsy, free wool that
won't stand the strain Of the peoples
Inspection; ana "A mlle-wide platform
wouldnr be- Wide enough Tor some az
the candidates "a dodge ON.