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The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
METHODIST CHURCH IS SUED.
R. C. Horton Institutes Proceedings to Recover $1,000 Alleged Due.

Newport, July i4.-Suit was filed in Jackson Circuit court by R. c Horton through his attorneys, Grant & Mack, to recover about Si,000 for material furnished for construction of the new Methodist church here Defendants named in the suit are, T. P. Umsted, George R. Hays, c. E Crook, H. G. Drummond, c. NJ. Err win and A. T. Haubly. The suit has caused considerable comment.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Champ Clark is losing Si,000 a week which he would be making as a Chautauqua attraction did he not have to stay and knock splinters of tho speakers desk with his gavel. In the meantime, too, Woodrow Wilson is doing good deal of graz ing in the Presidential pasture. Be- ing speaker of a Congress that hasn't acquired the quitting habit is not all milk and honey.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
A Denver physician says that the

country is going crazy. And is he so far wrong? Some are just plain automobile crazy, and some are speed crazy; some are balloon crazy and some flying machine crazy; some have millions and are crazy for more. some have none and are crazy to get some; some are crazy on dieting. some on drugs, some on butterflies. some on bugs. In fact, to paraphrase the words of the quaker. mo one is just sane by thee and me, and at times thou seemest near the danger line"
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

If you have no appetite for your meals something is wrong with your digestion, liver or bowels. priekly Ash Ritters eieaases and strength ems the stomach, purifies the bow els and creates appetite, cheerful nes and vigor. Vandiver Drug Co, special agents; Davis Drug Co.,, special agent; Jackson Drug Co.,, special agent.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

attend to his duties on salary of S7,500, while Norwood. his opponent is looking after his work on sal- ary of S2,500 it is q good way to judge the two men as to which will give the public the best service and do what they are paid to do.-Eng- land Democrat.
 Now, what will the people do ahnl1f iI9
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Kissing the most beautiful girl may be dangerous" says a bac- teriologist. That's a fact. She may have bis brother or dad who wears hob nailed boots. And then again, the more beautiful the more danger from some other fellow.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
r1Ir mrNA nvrNrNa sTAR

Is a progressive newspaper furnishing to It's readers daily service covering eral happenings. as well as those items of local news that go to make home paper Invaluable to citizens of any community. If you want the news in your home each week day, subscribe for The Evening Star. By carrier or mall. soc per month.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

For Sale-One good young Jersey
 Cow, fresh in about so days: one horse covered spring wagon with good heavy set single harness, with farming tools, etc. Also lot of poultry and stock food. Apply to Y. F. kidwell, Mena. Ark. ii2-3
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Diaz is said to have left 72 mil- lion dollars in the treasury of Mex ico, which seems to place him in a different class, somehow, than the one to which he was generally aecradifed
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

There's going to be a big Inter- State fair at Kansas City this fall Would it not be a good idea for Mena and Polk county to put shoul- ders to the wheel and aid the Kan sas City Southern in putting fine exhibit there? No county in the South can produce a better one.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

For SaIe-Two fine young -milch
 cows, also two good brood mares. at a bargain. A. F. Wear, Board Camp, Ark. i0S6s2-3s :
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Yes, Uncle Joe Cannon is still member of the House from Illinois. But somehow we don't hear much of if any more.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Polk county will be a bright par ticular star this fall when the crops are harvested. And if we don't get
 up showing at the annual fair to show inquiring visitors-well, we won't grasp an opportunity, that's
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
Wagon For Sale.

John Deere spring wagon, cost SS5, only used short time. Will take $50, part time if wanted. Can be seen at Daniels livery barn, Mena, Ar. it4-t 29-f
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Among those who appear to have come back" are pinchot and Glavis.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Stray hog taken up at my place. Color white. marked with split and underbit in each ear. Owner can recover same by paying for this cd and damages. Charles Bates. iio6 Fourth st-. Mena. Ark. ii2-2 2a-f
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

Stray hog. black with white spots, marked with crop of right and swallow fork in left ear. Owner can recover same by calling at my place one mile north of Mena and paying expenses.
 ii2-229-i A. B. Scott.
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20

For Rent--A nice place in crops. For
 full details call on J. H. Naler X Co inz-2 wi
The Mena weekly star., 1911-07-20
FIT COMPANION TOR BALLTNCER

about itY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
TAM Yo,n CmolCr.

Tho proposed blue ballot" amend
ment To- the Ncw Mexico constitution
IL now pretty generally understood.
Public discussion of ~ provisions
has brought out clearly the fact that
the constitution 49, ~ now stands IN
not more difficult Of amendment
than IN. constitutions of great ma
jorlty of tho states OF the Union,
that II is wise and conservative
document. and that tho adoption of
the proposed amendment would
make our fundamental law q shift
ing. yarin bic affair subject tp change
with any fitml and unreasoning
change an popular sentiment
The lines are squaroly drawn be.
tween conservatism and rldlcalism
vote for the blue ballot means "a
step toward Socialism. u means IN
stability ana insecurity. IL means
an approach 90 the conditions which
prevail Ia oklahoma. the Widest uf
all the wildcat states that have fallen
before the advance 90 IN, Socialistic
wing OF the Democratic party in re-
cent years
a view 81 the question which has
been overlooked %, many was prs-
scented IN the very abb paper o' Mr.
Hugo Scabrrg uf Ration. which was
published in recent ISSUE OF the
Herald A. Nh StaherE points out.
the subject is NOR Hn sgunowl. than
political one. IN r,ailt has little it
any piacc IN the Held o' partisan poi-
itics. and has only been dragged into
the present campaign hy the dema-
eeuy Of the Democratic uuFtV lut
" " "a question which is 90 tho vt
most concern 10 the business inter
csts Of the community for Do D. O.
well. known fact that capital be-
earch of investment always seeks tho
localities where the greatest stuhil-
ity and security are afforded. and
avoids thosc Whrf" a capricions i,gis-
luture ~ apt ut any time 90 upset
! conditions and destroy the value Of
investments.
., is FOR the people of NeW Mey,ro
60 choose between Wise cnuEofNa-
tism ana dangerous radicalisrn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
FOR PROGRESSIVE PRIN
CIPLES, BUT NOT FOR
S0REHEADISM.

The editor Of the Citizon b. often
asked hy Democrats questions 81 this
nature
. thought sou were Progressive
Republican, an insufsant. etc. etc.
and n you are why don't you Join the
progressive Republicans who huye
organized and are supporting Your
principles ~ represented hy hiager-
man a Go.
IN reply We Viii say that we sin
adhere So those principles of prog
rcss which nov are spreadins 80 rap
Idly Ia the Republican party. We
are not and never were followers NJ
the Aldrich type of Republlcnnism.
ana We believe that the Aldrlch ideas
were often Carried To- the extremes.
Aldrichism. sometimes called
standpatism. does not permeuto the
Republican party. The great lead
ers OF the grand old parts are SIN
putting on the garments of progress.
sive principles
Those who read rats speeches can
reslizc that he does not hold 90 the
Anticipated ideas of the past, but
he investigates ana when his con-
science iriis him he II right he then
goes ahead.
A principle IN Itself may be- right,
but before Il can succeed as meas.
ure. public opinion must be- develop.
I'd 10 that standard Of thought 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

that the idea viii respond ,o their
conception uf night
The ptogrcss ct many gund meas
ur,. has neon retarded Ht having
been pushcd 10 tho front H,.'rc ne"
pcopl, we're prepared 60 rDe'isc
them
when progressive measure Hr. pee
sponsiN, a. thr majority "f tho u"o-
pie the Republican party has always
been tho parry most capable "f t"t-
muluiinE thos, IDEAS into measured
which appeal 90 the advanced think
ers of our nation
The crude matter OF undcSrlopcd
thought 81 extracted from the safe
and sane principles OF lrgislationt
and the success OF 90" Republican
party has been because of H. ability
to present 90 thr american citizens
that which BIZ for the greatest good
Tor an tho people
Both the editor aud the proprietor
of the CITIZEN 80 the constitutional
convention. favored progressive
measures ana ue sin stand i"r
those principle which are Tor The
1 best Interests ot aIl.
HAGEHMANIIED DEMOCRACY
AND SOREHEAbISM MAY SHOOT
THE ARROW OF ABUSE AGAINST
THE PARTY 0F TRUE plioGi,ESS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
Mn. MmI,nt.s rmnAr.

Tu" Journal. Democrat thls morn
Iue came friEhtiullA near 90 tHkInr
definite position on u public puof-
ton IN Us editorial page ~ pun-
lished what purpoftcd Co be- CONF
nunicnuon from mnn siguiur him
self y. wright rounstinr of 40
attach nu Archbishop pitnval fof his
recent expression on thr subject uf
the blue baiio; amendment 90 the
New Mexico constitution. ana a
threat that in the event that amend
ment 10 defeated Mr. Wright viii
take his Larcs and Pcnatcs ana
move o. more rougpnm CLINE
will PACK up his DOLL rags inh va
moge pr o. put 10 iu Nj wright
oVu words viii go whore the pro-
pie have sense enough tp retain their
civic urhts
W. have rctraiurd from un, die.
cufaon ct Archbishop pitavais in-
t.ryicW. although vr were heartily
iu accord with the sentiments IL cN.
pressed. because wo know that Moth
iuR could be- more dlgtaslcful Co thaf
eminent ecolesiastly than O. be- drawn
into the turmoil ot 90 political Discus
sion owing To- hiy prominence as
one of the londcrs of his church. bis
Views un any public question were e
matter of news ana we've published
accordingly in Ike manner. ~ q
matter ~ ncws. We gave duo prumi-
nence 10 thr views ol another pr0ml-
nent churchman. bishop Quayle re-
Gently expressed IN Albuquerque.
subsiantlally the same ~ those of
Archbishop pitaysi. aud tor very OBJ
Vious reasons of propficty made no
comment thereon
The journal. Dcmocrht o. indeed m
desperate straits when u must call
MIR Wright 60 10 aid In making q
vicious assault on two 81 the most
prominent leaders of religious
thought in the country because their
opinion on a purely ccoHomic ques-
ton does not libe with those enter
tnined by the men that Dan Grant
is backing In the present campaign,
IL WIS piece OF fine Journalcsque
strategy. by the way. 10 put Mr..
wright up To- make spiel that u
dared not make for Itself
New Mexico needs settlers. but "
~ question whether she needs those
whose mental gauge II 80 narrow ~
that oi Ar Wright We do not like
90 appear ,nhospitublc. but We cannot
refrain from expressing the opinion
that Mr. wright's final threat need
carry uo terror to those who have
the good ~ the new state az heart
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
GRAFT N TIM wosID's sERIEs

For the first time IN the history
OF worlds championship baseball
contests there come what appear to
be- wen founded charges of gran and
croobedness IN the management of
Tho gnmcH Fortunately these charges
do not involve the integrity 81 the
players themselves 90 the honesty
and fairness of the games as played,
but they are stlll ~ 80 serious IL ma
mre as 10 cause sincere regrct on the
part OF every lover 81 clean sport IN
tho country
In both New York and Philade'-
phia II Is charged that gentlemen
with a pull were enabled 60 gain con.
troll Of the supply Of tickets, that the
tickets we've sold 20 spectators ut a
profit over she legitimate price. and
that the spectators IN their turn
BLEED the public outraseously These
charges come from sport writer's ~
unqaestionod Standing ana reliable
ity. and bear every evidence 81 beins
true.
The belief IN the absolute honesty
81 baseball has boon tho foundation
OF Us popularity IN America. II a
the only professional sport known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
I1NE wonns TnEsE.

"Our Judiciary should not only be
eliminated from politics. hw our
Judges should ho ahsolyod from the
domination OF PARTY hosscr Hos-
vsU N,vs
Good medicine. nelghbor but why
not take dose OF Two Of 10 Yourself
WHY not call IN bright young law
yer" Hanna whose nomination on
YOUR party ticket was made A. the
result ct one Of thu most shameless
noiiticnl trades ever contaminated IA
Sew Mexico Why not keep summers
Burkhart at home niteudinE 10 his
own business Instead ct sending him
RalliyantinE over the state with the
reliable" Flood 20 whoop things mp
Tor Dan Grants man Mcdonald
Party bosses fnrsnoth' Who was
~ that rammcd the bright young
lawyer" down the threats of an un-
willing convention ~ Santa Fce w
seem 10 recall that u was none other
than Felix Martinez. now of ~ Paso
nut late of the state nt large Docs
anyone believe that " u had been
lot 90 the Democratic rank aud file
no AAtfNNiTAAlf ANMhff ~ MiA wv"
bread state of Sew Mexico could
have been found % az into IN"
niche of nomination for the SUI
preme COURT II there anybody so
stupid AZ to believe that Hanna was
the deliberate choice Of the Demo-
cratic masses for position which
requires deep learning and ripe schoi-
nrship2 II there %. accommodations
could donbtlcss be found for such a
person M weli-kn0Nn institution
maintained az Las Vesas,
the Republican party, In the mat
yer Of keeping the judiciary out %
the mire 81 politics hat shown ~
faith by its works u has kept 10
Judicial candidates out ~ politics.
The Democratic party, on the other
hand. has made the highest court in
the state ihe basis OF a sordid pc.
liticai haranin ana has then required
that the other party "a the borRain,
bright young lawyer" whose only
claim To the office Il the fact that
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
nn,ss KNrcKs NND Bl.lcKJ,cK

The history ~ American politics
demonstrates nothing more clearly
Than that tho surest was Go elect 70
man 10 Office is 10 heap personal
abuse upon him
Love uf fair plas Is one nr the most
distinctive eft American characters
tics The average citizen Of this re-
public loves a good hard fight above
an thingq. hut he Insists that " he an
| honest tight. and that such weapons
NJ brass Snucks and IN" blackjack be-
eliminated. The sufest way To- on-
list his sympathy Tor contestant ~
either physical or political com
| bat Is to Gssail that contestant with
weapons whose use he knows Co be-
cowardly aud disrrputable
All this. 81 course. D. elementary
Information, bui u sr"ws To- have
escaped the attention nf the mon
who have been backing W g.. Mo
Donald Tor governor of Sew Mexico.
only Just nov are thcy beginning to
learn that they can not elect their
man by telling lies ON his oppuHont
ana refusing "a discuss any of the
vital issues Of the campaign in which
the people are Interested but what
ttNf WIS tN nave NffW ~ ffh N'
Dan Grant. Herbert J. HaEotmun and
Miguel \ ptero. who are most in
tercstod IN putting Mcdonald oNerf
Knowing no other weapon than
those of the cut,hioat they were I'M
able tn use any other. II Was tn"
hes, thsy could do.
The rcsalt has been what any stu
den, OF American politics might have
fotesceu. Holm -. Bursum has gone
before the people face to face ana
has stated hir case 80 clearly, ~ hon
cStly and with such convincing can
dor that his election by an over
whelming majority - now fore
gon. conclusion.
But what's the use preaching poo
litical d'cency to Dan Grant Herbert
nngermau ana Miguel \. ptero'
The soi is too barren Tor tho sooh to
take riot
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

into which grave scandals have uui
rrpt ana whirh above nij rih'r..
hss been krpi Dl,au The Nncfi 1000
,.iizeu has fou tutt when uu went
fp ban t6fhe hr would SEQ tu hur
90 contest between teams that fHI
I. wanted a. win. and mot u itsm'
uH the result uf which wac known
Iu advance 10 q few men ohu were
working only IN their own Interests.
iu other words. he fcit that uc aas
settling real run Tor bio money
Uut after all baseball b. q business
Hs Nrll 49, q sport ana The greatest
danger Co ~ success b. that the coin
ImrTciu side Viii boz cmphn ilod at
lthr expense of that which appeals ~
/ the spori-ioNing element of the com
monty So far a. healthy public
| opulpu las cOunt,rdCtcd any tend.
icnrt Go undue commorcnlisn in
/ baseball aud We predict that this
fum, factor viii prevent repetition
az tng evils which nave CAUSED come
plant thi- year
| IN nothing has baseball bcor
| NOR, fortunate than IN th,
bbuitt courage ana incofrupti'
bHltl of the newspaper mcu whc
chrouicl, IT, daily events Win
good. i've. clean newspaper men or
the job of telling the people what BE-
goiug uu. 10 Is safe Ia say thnt rrpc'
Ittiuu OF this year scandals in th'
| Worid's series viii not be- repeated
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26


ks relations thu An1-kings by his
puiii, which lc has under
NMm1tON TED f1kNOil n
q
housh
through candidacy the
Democratic Ike
the Nhung voices of t hhd heard together yepng
like coyotes n the Wild their confused and conflicting dns
% what canTslRn h. about
public
tn ntsTuNY to
further the canc OF MILTON NJ MISMsN MtMiNr
PLAINLY iND no
discussion ARIIE PROTECTION
ISSUES than viii
\
WIN VIOLATION oF mn tEDERNL STNfUTrS INVOLVING \
ANOTHER
GONERNOtsiIP NT.W MEXICO iOR ASaNCE
= OFFICE AND THIRD NAN VINO TOID \ DELIBERATE
N>D SIGNIFICANT LIE ~ rUBII' SPEECH ~ NBuorKi-
IN TiII FOURTEENTH on rms MONTH.
PnoVED rN rIE NIDNNrr az THE LAND COMMISSIONER
the, public
Inns.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
BEGGARS AND MENTAL DEFORMTTY

,.,ycl,n 90 frequent
dcforrrd themselves order
their flesh amputatc an arm or cs From childhood n
bohtnd and
.u re- extended
10
HABITt NJ
~ calling.
60 be-
Mexico. "a
mfi"iicnnt
'ut>tiicd poilui party
H. u T.
then ls'ni journal democrat l. ii "mbnim
- q
q
y "a 4
lettering corpora
hnr WI" has been removed
TIIIs root DESIGNING CNI'fT AIISTS
TNIIt 4 CONTROL
MN NINICO o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
TnoMNs McMIIIIN.

Thomas McMiiiln, nominee ar tho
Republican party for sheriff % ii"r-
nulillo couuty. b. too we'll known Zoe
Albuquerque 10 need any introduce
tion His record as marshal 1i IN"
city is one ~ faithful service ANA ci-
nciont conduct and ths fact that ho
has held ufiiCc under administrations
OF varying political complexion
speaks volumes for his recognized
worth az peace officer
Brave. courteous. capable, Thomas
McMsllin b. the ideal man for tho of
flee of sheriff His election by one
of the biggest maiorltics ever given
q candidate for office In bernalilla
county b. foEogons conclusion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
THE MtxEo-ALE Brew or
POLITICAL INTERROGATION

Tho miNed-alc' ticket, compoBsI'
ed OF diluted democracy ana aHgIes.
siyc lamentations Is being INDUCED
In by few ailing patriots down state,
Any observer OF the effects OF this
dcloicrlous li1ation knows how de-
struciiyo are the results Of imbibinE
"a the human bod polite When II
comes 20 Bornalillo county and gets
of o business administration and the
hurry call for first aid 10 the In
iHrod Ration Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

HrT rr WILL AVAIL THEM MOTH
1896; AND UNION COUNTY RE-
PUBLIcANs WILL NpT CRAWL
UNDER THE MANTLE pF THE
CoNGLoMERATEp MASS OF DIS
APPOINTED OFFICE SEEN ERS
AND GRrDGE FLINGERS WE
HAVE STOOD AND WILL roN
TtNUE To STAND FOR THE PRO-
GRESsINE PRINCIPLES on THE
WEpt RLIC'NN PARTY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
BURsJM GAINING VOTES
Ot UENO(IgNTS roo

The otcro County Advertiser the
sierra County Advocate and nthor
newspapers. formerly democratic.
have announced that they viii sun
port Holm %. Hufsum ana tn 70.
publican state and county tickets
There IL M question that Bursurn is
gaining strength as the campaign pro
crosses, and that he win ride into tho
goyernor's chair on iidui waNc Of
votes 49, Mckinley County Republican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
A CONCLUSION THAT
rs GENERALLY ADMITTED

d Is especially Emporium Tor Grant
county NJ this first term OF the legis
latnre In the new state 10 have Re-
publicans Ia the Legislature. The
most optomistlc Democrat. In his
sober moments. admits hat The legis.
lature viii Doe Republican u II is. Re-
publican members nom Grant can ac'
complish much mose for this count
than can Democratic legislators. -
Lordshufg Western Liberal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
TRIpN TIE i8Tu
WIS LICkN DIV

l.a.t Friday tho la'h, was o. us
what 'Frrryird Finance" uas e. Mr.
Lawson go success our neyt roN-
ernor HUn. - "a. Hursum. accom-
panied Dor Judges Mann ana Mcchcm
ana jose soma were here ana ad-
dressed Oh. citizens ui this vicinity
last FRIDAY MontoNa Republican.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
\ Low PITCHED
AAMIsAIIN al, ANnI.li

Tho Democratic campaign in Now
Mexico is pitched upon low plane
La plane oi giundcr ana viiiifiratioa.
The time has PASSED whom this xiv"
~ rampniguur is effective. ~ viii
be given uu emphatic rebnkc "u elr 10
tion day Mckinney County H"puh-
lican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
IN FACT THERE is
NO REASON AT ALL

There Is NOT a business reason.
political reason CO.. e common sense
reason why any New Mexlcan should
vote Tor the Democratic ticket unless
ne hopes to get Job thereby Ration
Range
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

be- desires a. go out In the mar
t't place and dthvsi 'hs goods
IN nothing has the utter hypocrisy
cot the Democrats, .DusuWhacaer com.
hIuHtion boon more clearly shown
than lu .ts attitude towards tb" IH.
U..IUrt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

The Arizona VOTERS of both parties
have elected men who can be- relied
ON Ia So" that Dan Grants special
brand 81 good govcrnm"nt' Is kept
out ~ the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
ROCK RlBeEp DEMOCRATIC
STRONGHOLDS FOR BURSuM

Indications are that llursum viii
carry some OF the hitherto rock.rib
he'd Democratic counties OF Eastern
Now Mexico -- Mckinley County Re.
publican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26

Mcdonald in las Vegas last night
declared that he L. not In the race as
"A politician but ~ business man
It's o ciuch that Dan Grants man rs
not IN h Tor hI. hcallh
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-26
Mr.. Tdxpayeri Do You Approve This? and
Are You Going to Vote for Five Years More
of the Same Progressive" Government?

tnnro u write
. phdRc; fIICTED Will no
TtIE LEGISLATURES To REDICE TiIE ENORBTA
COUNTY OFFICES"
NOt cioeted hint Instead of keeping his
leader at the srin obi, santa ~ I'll" slc
leader a. ii-wa~ 10 BOOST iIts Win" was the result
il
n Yous
- mealw the
the
law he per day per II
more TiI LOBBY III
B sINEsNTNt1VE CENTS.
taken the
Lock yourself
paia
boarding prisoners ss,iis. AVERAGE Pm
For since tie n NOu
flomcfO AND Loss TO
PLEDGE for
~ NO GREATER THAN BEFORE. You
Jc-usl
Mr. TaSpaser--'he above is ony
. others
DO YOU WANT THAT KIND OF HONESTY
THE FUTURE
villa YOU INDoRsE WITH YouR vorEq
eHHAee~~e 1~e@HaSH4~NNaN~0seo zee NASAAA,