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The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
SEES ANNEXATION
OF CANADA NEAR
Representatives. Prince Warns
LADY of the Shows"

President Taft's speech in New York
Thursday night on the subject Of our
relations with Canada brought forth the
ghost Of Canadian annexation in the
House Of Representatives yesterday.
Representative George w. Prince. Of Ini-
nois, a Republican opponent Of Canadian
reciprocity as outlined In the agreement
negotiated with the Dominion by the
President, pulled, the string and the
ghost appeared. Feeble applause maYked
the declaration Of Representative Prince
that the pending trade agreement was
the first step In Sthe direction of po-
litical union of the two countries. Repre-
sentative Prince did not say, whether he
favored annexation.
II did not touch upon that point. and
do not care to discuss 1t now." he said.
when the question was put to him by
newspaper men at the conclusion OF his
address.
What is the history Of the American
people?" asked Mr.. Prince in beginning
his speech. 1--WE might as well be frank
and honest. Americans went into Texas.
Americanized 1t, and that empire became
a part Of the Federal Union. Americans
went into Hawaii. Americanized II, and
we annexed the island. II these bright
young men that the President speaks Of,
these clever. virile. active, vigorous
young men from the farms of Illinois and
other Northern States go up into that
northland. what do you think the effect
of such a movement will be? Have 1 not
a right to say that II is the first step
toward annexation? Have We not a right
to believe it?''
Representative Prince referred to the
speech Of Champ Clark in the last ses-
sion, in which there was a suggestion
about the annexation of Canada.
Speaker Clark is a plain, blunt. honest
man. whom l admire for his frankness,"
said Mr.. Prince. Continuing, Mr.. Prince
said:
"I want to say to my neighbors on the
north be not deceived. When We go into
a country and get control. We take it. 1t
is our history, and 1t is right that we
should take II IL we want 1t. and we might
as we'll make ourselves plain in discuss
ing the subject"
Mr.. Prince attacked the Canadian
agreement passed by the House last
week
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
St.Jan1es, a!egs.e
.. WARRINGTON. q. c. i.,.
NAVY ORDERS.

Commander ]. W. OMAN. detached duty
navy yard, New York. to duty in
command Tacoma
Commander c. A. BRAND, detached
duty commandant, naval station, Gu
Zebra. Porto Rico, to home and wait
orders.
Commander G. F. Cooper. detached duty
command Marietta, to home and wait
orders.
Commander G. N. HAYWARD, detached
duty Third lighthouse district, Tomp-
kinsville. N. T., to duty command
Marietta.
Commander A. H. DAVIS. detached duty
Tacoma. to special duty Navy Depart
ment.
Lieut.. Commander F. N. FREEMAN. de-
tached duty command reserve tor
pedo divisions. Charleston. s. c.. to
special duty, Navy Department
Lieut.; w. II. TOAZ. detached duty Buff
falo. to home and wait orders.
Lieut.. r, w. VINCENT. detached duty
California, TO duty Buffalo as execu-
tive officer and navigator.
Lieut.. Junior grade) J. f. POND. to duty
Ensign b. M HITCHCOCK. detached
duty Idaho, to duty Marietta. ,
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
JUDGE DE ELACY ADVOCATES
EDUCATION OF POLICEMEN

good roads, Agricultural Department.
spoke of the part played by public roads
in tine education of the country child.
with bad roads," said Mr.. Page, chill
dren lose time from school. in many
cases cannot attend during bad weather.
and too often are killed by railroad
trains because they are forced to walk
along the tracks to school"
He said the country roads are the dust
factory Of the nation, and that tubercu-
losis and other germ diseases are COM
municated through the dust.
Charles F. Langworthy, Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, spoke on the
States duty for the health Of the chill
dren."
A conference Of State delegates was
held at the morning session. Following
the business session. the delegates dis
cussed several topics on the duties of
the nation to orphans. widowed mothers,
and defective and erring children. At
5 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. John
r. Mclean gave a tea for the delegates
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave Of absence for six months, on
account Of sickness, Is granted Second
Capt. ARTHUR THAYER, Third Cav
airy, will proceed to Hot Springs.
oeer Hrms rspsnt snd Say se aos
Capt RALPH E. HERRING. Coast Ar
tillery Corps. is transferred from the
Each of the following named officers is
States States Military Aeadene. West
ISL. and VIII then proceed e ;ein his
TRATB, twelfth Saxalry; Capt:
VILLAIN T.n, SEsBETT RBFR infsn,Ty infsn,ry
Capt. WILLIAM A: MITCHELL;
P;-s F. WooIEN' ,1I; % GHrPf ,% Sf EnsiTesrs; Ws1
TEL A' FRANKENBERGER, lfsfSi BERG ThiTd
Field Artillery; First Lieut.. OWEN
g; COLLINS, Coast Artillery Gorps:
HRNRY HENRY u N. NELLY, infantry: First
Lieut.. HARRY s. GRIER. infantry:
Second Lieut.; HENRY E: MITCH
CHARLES TELFoRh. twelfth Cav
eiry; Second Lieut.. FREDERICK E.
SHNYDER, Second Cavalry; yoSgoH Second
Fsefth Fssa caSsGy xASGHN second L,eS3 GeoR6B ROE
ERT c. RICHARDSON Jr:, Four
tteenth aCavalryy and Second Lieut..
MART MARTIN N, G 1. WISE; Twentieth s b In In
KoPF, Second Field ARTILLERY.
Each of the following-named officers is
relieved from duty at the United
States Military Academy. West Point.
proper station: Capt. Alfred A.
MAYBAcm NAY sn1 EsaSs aNcfs ArtiIlery GSEgS
CUTT. Fifth Field Artillery: First
Lieut. FRANCIS H. FARNUM, in
fantry. and First Lieut.. E. LEVEL
LYN BULL. infantry;
coed at. the proper time to West
August o. 1911, to the superintendent
eny T for duty: Capt. EEXNK 4. VII
eGARLEs eGA s'Ts,e1h B. HAeApoRN h5oRts T~entS Rs:
third Infantry; Capt. JAMES A:
ksaN ea, JAMES ssseR.h cRafN hSslrE Coast zS. aS
tiliery Corps: First Lieut.. EDMUND
L. DALEY, Corps Of Engineers; First
Lieut. 9E WITT F,Ss 6 J9MGs s5t GSsps cSas
First Aleu- Lieut. f1ass saNDERFoRb sRf cIaRs 9as
MAN, Coast Artillery Corps; First
Lieut.. ROBERT e: EDDY: coast E AZ;
A. BAER, Sixth Cavalry: First Lieut..
Corps: First Lieut.. EDWIN DE L.
SMITH, Fourth Field Artillery; First
Lieut.. ROBERT M. LYON, Eleventh
Infantry; First Lieut.. WILLIAM E.
SHEDD, Jr., Coast Artillery Corps:
Second Lieut.. MATTHEW H. THOM-
LINSON, Twenty-second Infantry;
second Lieut. GEORGE B. HUNTER,
vEY b: HiaLEY. sixth Field Artii-
HUGHES. Third Field Artillery; Sec
ond Lieut.. JONATHAN M. VAIN
WRIGHT. First Cavalry: Second
Lieut. FREDERICK T, DICKMAN.
Eleventh Cavalry; Second Lieut..
ALEXANDER w. Chiffon, Twen-
tieth Infantry; Second Lieut.. PAUL
A. LARNED, Fifth Infantry: Second
Lieut.. GEORGE G. BARTLETT,
Eshtsepth In5ansry nngy Sec, Second c.IisN Lieut.
Second Lieut.. WILLIAM A. CANOE.
CHARLES s. CAFFERY. Second In
fantry: Second Lieut.. EDMUND B.
GREGORY. Fourteenth Infantry. and
Second Lieut.. ROBERT M. CAMP
BELL, Twelfth Cavalry
First Lieut.. PAUL W. BECK. infantry.
and Second I.ieuts JOHN c. WALK
ER, Jr.. Eighth Infantry, and
GEORGE E. NJ KELLY. Thirteenth
Infantry, now on aeronautical duty
with the maneuver division. will take
station at Fort Sam Houston. Tex.
ten days. to take effect on or about
June ], 1911, Is granted Second Lieut..
JOHN c. FRENCH. Twenty-fourth
Infantry.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29

no tendency to initiate against. I trust.
the desired object Awaiting your con-
currence. I remain. yours truly.
ID. J. SULLY."
That Sslly protested against a meeting
of the directors of the company, held on
November 1S. 1910, was alleged by Mr..
Hammond. He said the meeting con-
tinued, notwithstanding. and that Sully
remained in the room. Sully Is alleged
to have said to Hammond at this meet
ing that as long as they had control of
the board of directors that they need not
put up one cent. to which Hammond said
that their business relations were sew
cred for once and all the time then
and there, that he (Sully) was trying to
them.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
TAILORING TALKS.
By j. FRED GATCTiELL,
928 Fourteenth Street
GOpposite Franklin Parkl
Opposite Franklin Park).

Did you ever stop to think
what a fair and square deal my
"No Deposit" rule give you?
There isn't one single, solitary
bar to the freedom Of your
judgment. There is absolutely
no string to my guarantee of
Fit or Ne Pay. If you say the
garments are not satisfactory,
there is no chance for any quib-
bling over any money that you
deposited.
In the whole course of my
business career here there never
10 BE q
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29

has been any argument over the
return of a deposit. So l abol-
ished the practice of taking it.
And why not? If l turn out
Clothes that are satisfactory,
YOU'LL WANT THEM /; and if
they are not satisfactory, /
DON'T WANT YOU TO
HAVE THEM-so what is the
good of a perfunctory deposit?
My big offer this season is
two $35 Suits (ordered together)
for $50. 1t has made hit, too.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.

Sessions at Business High School.
sto 10 q. m-Co1gress extension. Organ
ization Of parent-teacher associations.
Metlrods Of Umer1ss extension work.
10 4 m.-Greetine from Supt. Stuart.
Washington. d. C. General discussion d
State rReddents
1870 q ,n.-"Pepnts' associations"
II a. m.-"School hygiene"
ii 30 a. m.-ConferenceL
L. m-''Open air for well children"
7a5 p. m.-Irro0t:on. Music, Swedish
folk dances.
to $50 p. m.-"The high school and
the people,
$50 p. m.-"The salvation Of the way
ward child"
sp. m.-"wLat q national department for
child potection SHOULD embody."
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
reception to New p.,tor.

A reception was given last night In the
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church to
its new pastor. Rev. DR.. Robsrt L. rultx.
L. A. Potter. president Of the oficiaf
board. made the address Of welcome.
which was responded TO by the pastor.
D. G Roper presented . bouquet TO Mrs.
Eu.t8
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
FRAUD DEALINGS
GHARGEDTOSULLY

Continued from PAGE one.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
MISS GRANT TO MARRY.

Granddaughter of General An.
nounces Engagement.
San Diego. Cal. April 2S.-The engage.
ment Of Miss Fannie Grant. daughter of
U. s. Grant, jr., and granddaughter Of
Gen. u. s. Grant. to Hart Hurdy,
wealthy man Of West Chester County,
N. Y, was announced at a dinner party
here to-day.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
EXCURSIONS.
Chevy Chase and Kensinston

Cars from Fifteenth and New York ave-
nue. every fifteen minutes direct to Con-
necticut Avenue Bridge, Main Entrance
Geological Park, Chevy Chase and Column
bia Country clubs. Connect at Lake with
Kensington Line.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
rI0NAL PRIZES AeeREeA1Ine s4,775.0o


Piano
abide the Judges shall
o ~
memb a
n
d
subm to fourco andm
the
e
Il
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29
IMPORTANT

If you contemplate buying Piano in the
near future it will be to your interest to enter
this contest. You may win the first prize-a
beautiful upright you stand good chance of winning
discount certificate which will saving you of $780,
5 $50 of the price of any instrument you buy here DON'T
WAIT! Send in your solution NOW. The NEAREST COR
RECT SOLUTIONS WIN THE PRIZES
The Washington herald., 1911-04-29

90 BE CCNTINUEDJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN STATE
CONVENTION

whereas, pursuant TO the provisions
OF the enabling act ana tho rcson.
lion admitting New Mexico INTO the
sl7tcfhood OF states. the governor OF
N"N Mexico has issued his prociama.
upn ordering an election 10 be- held
ON Tuesday November Z. 1911 Tor
90" purpose OF c,ecting the various
congressional state, legislative. Judi
'lal ana county officers authorized
1A the constitution heretofore adopt.
ed hy the people Of New Mexico.
NOW. therefore. pursuant 10 and IN
accordance with resolutions adopted
los the Republican central committee
OF New Mexico ia convention Assem-,
bled 80 Santa Pc y " on TUESDAY.
september e.. 1911. q call o. hereby
issued for the holding OF the first
Republican state convention in the
riiy of las Vegas y NJ, yt 10 O'Clock
ia the forenoon OF Thursday. the 2Nth
day OF September. 4 - 1871. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for
the various congressional aud state OF
iioes created ana authorized hy law:
ANA the Republican central commit.
tees 90 the various counties OF the
now state. except as otherwise by This
committee ordered are requested to
Issue calls Tor the holding upon suoh
notice aud date a. thoF may deem oN.
podlcut county conventions for the
purpose ol ulociiug delegates 10 said
state convention a. which tho basis
OF representation shall he I delegate
for each 100, or fraction thereof OF
90 on more, at tho votes cast tor tho
Republican candidates for delegate 20
congress at tho election at 1908. aud
] delegate ~ large from each county
nov IN existence, upon which basis
the representation at said state con.
vcntiOn from the several counties OF
New Mexico shall bee as follows.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
NNNINn TnE nIMI.s

uuc OF the distinctive features pf
~" opening of postal savings banks.
which is nov going uu go rapidly,
ana bs order just ISSUED i- extended
tu pustofnyrs Of ~, third class. b.
that the first d,pogitors are almost
always children. and that they also
torn majority OF %, dcpositors.
SAYS the indianapolis N,vs
Tho postal savings bank hu.
man, Things to commend it, when
|fmIs established % VU prp,iu, "a
place boz ever, community where p,o-
plr ,u pc alb, o. put b,. with the
best ci security their dimes and
dollars. ana receive interest ON their
savings. the Nrws continue Gut o.
There is one thiag uboy, AN others
that commend. ia, postal savings
bank % ts that it appeals TO IN, Young
people ", have noted b. u THE
country and So, una iu this that wc
are not different from other people.
fur in Nyw Zealand aud iu Europ,
the young people use the postotne,
bank
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
THE BOOK OF H0RAB



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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
L|QU|OA ITO n IN
WALL STREET IS
GENERAL TO-DAY
Selling Not So Large as Last
Friday, but Declines Are
Sharper; Selling Comes
From All Quarters.

NHN iNrninE Herald \. v. Leased " irrI
New York Sept 90 LiuWdui ION
was more general aud ,iuloui than
any which BIAS o,clt3kcn the stock
market u .hD Two months o. its al
mos0 stead, decline vas Witnessed FOO.
duN
The selling was uu' ON $50 large %
scale as That OF last Friday. but de-
cl.uo- especially LOO tB. copper ana d'
Inflated shares. were nor, UCCfpltaicH
According tu board room gossip. the
SELLING came tium an quarters. mclud
Ing Europe and WAS probably intousi.
IDu uN tine presence id this cit} of the
I'torucN genera! 0l the United States
whose ailitgdo toward trusts has Ic.
rcu'I, provoked su much uucasinys-
70 Ih, impartial observer the cour-,
of Tie market this morning suggested
that railway shares we're held steady
lus' week chioil, for The purpose u.
unloading olsrwbcl. In the lis,
Low records tor the wear wcr, made
today DN Union Pacific Reading and
some u'hc, high grade ISSUES A. mid
day stocks were pouring 10 in laru,
volume ana the extreme weakness OF
the less negotiable issue indicated that
tho' w,r, ociug thrown out ui loans
Bonds wcr. hcaft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

of .BudIdaf,- NII ., utH, p.u.
Mach interest b. Uuu- expressed
100 H,l,u over tl, r.sf o. in, santa
20 demonstration train .,Hi.n Dis u.W
making U- HuE west uuH which u.'
arrive hrr' ou tu, afternoon ui p,-
t'n,r o., Ih. lar-, uuuu,i OBJ. IrI-
ruud mon ur H,d,u ar, especial. .u-
trrr~trd 800 thts uuiuu. ,moI,. aud
lud"uutodi, the train Niu haN. many
visitors during Its stN u,r, 81 vilI
arrive Boo H,l,u 90 about u.uIu.k %.
u. October b. aud wa remain here
about 90 hair hour u.tur, proceeding
Co. N1utu,uuo
Ih, members OF tr" E,.u ,uu-
mrryul .lua ana their friends enc
lut,d 20. p'ua-au, fu, uu Saturday
evening There 0,u' 90 number %.
stunts pulled uit.w tb, club bmldmG.
an:"ug thom bciug uypu"u. demon
etIatuus rnu entertainment. OBJ. 90
kindred natur, There WA. HrS,
number present and 20 tur pleasant
time was h1G nN ui
benjamin Becker Iyrr ~aiurul.
evening ful Illinois. WHORE, D., nn
r'tUw. DIS -.uunl work. TH, Young
u'u .- 100 hls -rulor g.uT IU Ga, uru-
naratpr' department. and aspects Goo
enter up"u O. mi,,r-itt ,our., nest
vcar
John H'.E.r went Co willard ~at-
urdW u-ht whore hy attended the
water carnival
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
RNT CAUSES pNNIC oN eva.
Hudcnt secrets Himself Ia Hat Get,
Iu~, ou Trolley

ST. Louis. Sept -aA lars, Wn
bat rypusod peacefully m th, locker
."f Oh downtown office O. ut au ju.
nuHutut uf CO., locker perceived iu,
creation snugglcd himself between
tu' lining and frame. s'@@
Miss Anna Patterson 90 So ilAI
~t Nug' avenue. finished n,. work.
placed th, hat uu h.r head aud start.
ed home
~u, boarded Fourth street car
ANA. melted o., tH" tumble ana uu.s,
of traffic. Mr. Nat got busy u.
started series OF nraUuus around
th" iu-,d, of Miss rattcr.ous bat
Tu, Nouur woman removed 70 ~,g.
Ing hJ' u.u. 200, gas, So perfect .mI.
'utuu .i 30 fencing MASTER IIr,.tu.
laU- 100 OBJ, rat several other women
900 Che .tr perceived tine uuvrI.ume
trtt,.'r u' iH, stu.r Time ANA scream.
'd There was q raui. and th, Au-
men He'd 90 thu platform vu,r, IN,
conductor claimed them Tu, vouud-
"d iat escaped Through window.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
rtosrInr, on nurNp lines

The Republican count. '"ut"uiI'"
h,u 300 th, IIk. opera house -Utur.
liza. v,. i., host over n,Id Boz H.
i1usia.u. II' 'ue'N'-- N' 'I.'"
uu op,uIt pul iur'f and rIth u" 100.
t,r,rf 40 g,r rlIr or ono. imam domI
.. .....,..I.,.. .... .p
made 'I '""'' ""' ore attempting W.
disrupt OBJ, part, ul turn over 'n'
,..pt, tD tho Democrats I.,r.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25
MIn.RI TINY sINNn-

3 feature al the present E,pulu-
can situatien u Bcrualillo counts
which can not Hil To- impress the
thoughtful voter who has observed
the grutesuu, gyrauous of ~, Gil.
lcuDrttip gang in their frantic ,f-
forts To- tear down the party organ
izatlun. BE- the entire absence ct any
thing resembling plausible issue
upon which 20 bias, their attacks.
Don Quixutc had ever, bit as much
of q grievance against the Wipdmuls
as have thrs, mulcoutcuts against the
organization they ar, seeking To- de-
strui Go ear, th, analogy
further ho met with ocr plt us
much success us win %, theirs
Ou uu single issue ul state ur ma
uona pousi have tho GIl,ngrats
taken stand Thoughiles- people
have termed thorn insurg.ut, per-
hHps upon tn, tloor, that they are
against oy"r' thiug but rycu am hon
60 iusurgont could not claim kin with
tu'nl foe nobody beneath high h,ay-
On has On, nnt,st idea what CO.,
beliefs soft tn, GIH,u.rat- arc. D. in
deed th,y ha,, any 1,Hc'. that 90.
tend beyond M, distribution OF th,
.ush fund democrats who b,uy,
iu the historic creed cot t1r.r party
IAN not recognize them. fpr pa, Gn-
democrats through thor hyporruraI
organ. ha,, ylIu,d and traduccd
ovory member of that part, who ever
became conspicuous enough 90 Dr
known out~id, oi hIs own voting pre-.
.uct
Abuse or s,ugh individual who
uas nu more 60 do with IN. case tnai
plain John smith or BHl Jones be- th,
only plank Boa Their platform. ana or
This hey hay" the offruntor 90 ap.
peal for support o. nteuig,n, people
The patriotism and Intelligence
not 10 say the sense OF common de-,
r,nc> Of the people % this count, au,
state. are tpu strong 60 permit ans
attack uf THE sort Go prevail So Du
as chr Republican party is concerned
the Gillcnerats 40, ALREADY too dead
Ior resurrection Il remains a. o.,
seen whether the Democrats ar, IL
the market tor a sold BRICK ~ SO
THE fragrant bunch viii find az LEAFS
Re temporary haven ~ not. thcl vii
doubtless bccom, political jack-o
through th. darkness Of politica
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-25

'HI,ta". Sept -a.. farg,r world
shipments fHlu expected brought
t.out On r..u- u' depression taua. l
t1, wheat ut Tu, opening Np~ les
Il-1. 600 .-N. lower D.eymb,r
started 900 pN ..,, 90 sPI-I....,. Ia.s oi
I->0 l-t. 200 pt-,o. slpg,d O.. 81, De-,
ti9N SIS. aud reacted Co. $3.50 Weak
cables ,'rr.'u down corn.
December opened "a 90 1.>C on go
60 t-s to go, The market seemed tU
have no power 10 rally
Oats suffered from unloading Dy
longs December started Us to 3>,
lower az l1c 10 g. l.lc and later held
at the last named Lowell
Selling on tine part of packers had
tendency 90 kuocb the uops from
under provisions First sales wen,
lower with Ian go Sl51g "a TO o. 81
Tor pork, S>91 ~ to S. uO. tor lard
and $500 tor ribs
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Tn, supervisor OF H s.Hpul Uus
uNiug Geo prov" that children awe
lacking 800 observation.
TO tHr children %, said Sow.
ylildr,u. tyjl m, number tu put GOA
the board
Some child said thirti --iN The
super, Isur vrut, siNtN-thr,,.
llr asked tur another uumb,r and
srNcuu t.N vds giE,u. Hr wrote
sixty -s,N,u.
when third number wac asked
"a child vho apparently had paid uo
attention uu,d out
pThogutl-tbocn Chaus, that
you odd Trucker" Ey,rtbulgs
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NNNOI' NCI9,lI3NT

80 request oi Wy Republican
friends have agreed TO announce
myself as q candidate tor Judge u'
Tho District court ot the second Judi.
cisl district which Is composed Of the
counties of Bornalillo. Mckinley and
~HnduNal
do So with the understanding that
my candidacy viii be- subject to the
action ct the Republican delegates ~
the above mentioned counties iu the
state convention.
ELFEGO BACA.
Attorney -dt-LRW.
AlhupurIdus \ VI
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liEPI BIICNN CEN1RNL COMMIT
TIE or BEliNNLIl.IO COUNTY
As II NOW EXISTS.

HEfl BlICNN CENTRAL COMMIT
TIE or BIl,NALIII.O COUNTY
As II NOW EXISTS.
Precinct.
M. I--lui, Trujillu, Bcnignu Nnala.
M. 2-NntoniO Garcih.
M. 3-i'rHncisco LuCcro \ Mon.
toNa,
NJ. 1-Santiago Garcia.
No Sd. II. sanchez, Ilisco a.
Chavez.
M G--I,amOn padilla,
No. T--Dario chavez.
No, h---,Iuan OlguiH.
No. O-IOlicarpio Armiio,
No iO-IIlomeno Mora.
No. IN. 4. Chavez
M. l3--Iom Duran, Julian pcrca,
Jesus Romero.
NJ. tl--Nichulas Herrera.
No. 22-CHrlOs Grlego.
NJ. 23--NanIel Gonzales > I.Opck
M. 2s--.IOSc ScNcdra.
No. 3i--Nnastacio Gutierrez
No Carbohydrates chavez.
No. I'D. VI. Ferguson, \. u. Wat
Aer, A. ". Stroup, George =. KlOck,
-. - ROsenwHld.
NJ. 26--II. q. Reynolds, a. ~ Law
her, ". II, Gillcnwutcr, ". ". strong,
u. \. Boatright
AZ Iarg'-ticnry Bramlett