El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-26

Deming. Nm, Oct. 26.-At a regular
meeting Of the board Of directors or the
Deming chamber OF commerce vote OF
thanks Of the Demlng chamber Of com
merce was taken, thanking W. NJ Small,
Of the FL PasO Foundry company, I0r
giving the use Of a float and team IN
the Deming exhibit at the recent state
hood Celebration. The thanks OF the
chamber were also given j. C. VIII
marth, of The Ell PaSO Herald and Geo
r. LseBaron for their assistance in ar
ranging the details for the Dem1ng eG-
hibit at the Ell PasO Statehood Cele-
ration. Mr. Holt was instructed to
prepare a suitable resolution thanking
the secretary for his service in the same
cause.
The secretary was instructed to cor
respond with the Southern Pacific
company regarding the present status
of the lease for the proposed parking
opposite the Deming union station The
secretary was instructed to correspond
with the proper officials Of the Santa
Fe and the Southern Pacific railroads
in the hope Of abrOgating an agreement
between the roads, supposed to exist,
which discriminates against Deming
in passenger railway rates to parties Of
10 or more, to and from Demtng and
other points. The secretary's financial
report and a list Of bills were read and
approved. and other routine business
was attended to.
Republicans Hold Rally,
RenubIfcan rally was held at the
Clark opera house at which prominent
Republicans of the state, including the
Republican candidate Tor governor. H.
O. Bursum, Judge A B. Fail and T. A
Mann addressed the voters OF Luna
county. A. w. Pollard, district attOr-
new of this district, presided at the
meeting and introduced the spea kers-
Considering the fact that there nap
pened to be several rival attractions,
a carnival, an opera troupe and a reyi-
val meeting, the rally was well attend
ed. The audience Included generous
proportion of women Beside the SPEAK
ers mentioned, the party also included
F. L. Medler H H. Williams ana Geo
W. ArmijO.
talk declared that the coming election
is one Of the most important elections
which will ever be participated In by
the voters Of New Mexico. He said
that it was not only campaign of state
issues, but Of national issues. He re-
ferred to the fact that the wool indus
try was one Of the most important in
this state, and insisted upon the i'm
pOrtance Of keeping a protective duty
uDOn wool He declared that the
Democrats had time and again demon
strated their inability to deal with
tariff legislation, and made a plea for
the strong party support OF the state I
ticket He then took I'D the charges ]
being made against the personal tnteg- [
rity of II. o. BurSum, and declared them /
to be inspired by malice and to be alb I
solUtely without foundation. He said I
that Mr.. Bursum had been completely /
eNonerated in court, and that no one is |
justified in going behind a courts de- Z
cree in such a matter. He affirmed his 4
own individual belief in the absolute !
honesty and integrity of Mr.. Bursum.
Bursum Outlines Policies.
Mr.. Bursum's address outlined the /
measures which ne would stand for and /
seek to bring about If he We're elected /
governor. He declared himself for the /
Republican platform, and laid /