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The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
TEMPERANCE BODY
SPLIT Is DENIED
Rev. S. E. Nicholson Says the
Story of Ruction Is False.

A dispatch has been received from Bos-
ton stating that Rev. P. A. Baker, gen.
eral superintendent Of the Anti-Saloon
League Of America, with legislative
off1ces here, is accused of attempting to
dissolve the Maine Civic League the
leading temperance organization in the
State Of Maine. Rev. Mr.. Baker has
written long letter, II is alleged, to a
millionaire hacker of the league, seeking
his withdrawal and affiliation with the
Anti-Saloon League. The report was
branded as utterly false and unreason-
able last night by Rev. 8. E. Nicholson,
Of 32ol Nineteenth street northwest, dis
trict superintendent Of the league.
The dispatch is false said Rev Mr..
Nicholson. In the first place, the Maine
civic League is an auxiliary of the Anti
1aloon League
About four years ago there was some
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Sues to Recover on Bond.

Suit was entered yesterday by the
American Bonding Company, Of Balti-
more, Md, against Walter A. Brothers,
formerly a special dispursing agent in
the Interior Department Of the United
States. to recover the sum of 1924 47.22,
paid by the bonding company to make
good a bond furnished to the defendant.
Attorneys Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton represent the surety COM
pany.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
FIRE LOSS SMALL.
Bla.e at River View Does But
Slight Damage.

One small frame barn valued at $50
was the total loss caused by a fire which
broke out at late hour Sunday night
at River Riew. The amusement pars
had closed down for the night. and the
brilliant reflection cast on the water from,
by the flames gave excursionists on
the river the impression that the entire
place was afire.
The barn was small wooden structure
and the employees of the park. had nc
trouble in keeping the fire from spreading
to the superintendent's dwelling near by
C. H. st. John. president OF the Poto-
mac and Chesapeake Steamboat Com
pany. which controls the place. stated
last night that the hre will not cause
the slightest interruption to the pleasure
resort programme.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
Little Glooms Are Bu.y.

s Pittsburs. Aug. h--Aithough Detective
wiifiam H. Muncey. who is famous for
HIS astuteress. 10 wealthy. and has q
magnificent summer home. watched his
daughter and employed other detectives
to shadow signor Giovanni Msichiorre, q
member Of famous Italian family. the
two managed TO elope. Little giooms are
running al over the neighborhood- Only
the bride and bridegroom are happy.
They expect to be forgiven.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
JILTS FIANCE TO ELOPE.
Girl Changes Her Mind After
Trousseau IL Prepared.

Middletown. N. Y, Aug. III. Leslie
Hulett. a student at Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y, eloped Saturday night
from Washingtonville with Miss Helen
B. Moore. niece Of the late Cornell mill
ionaire. Cornelius Van Ness. The young
couple returned to the city to-day. broke
the news to their parents. and were
forgiven.
The wedding is the climax OF a real
romance. Miss Moore, while in love
with her present husband. was courted
by Julien Dick. Of Princeton, and the
date was set for their wedding. The
trousseau was ready and the wedding
attendants chosen, when the engagement
was suddenly declared Of
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15

Mrs. 2. J. sonsrS. Of washington, has
- her sussts h ~ ecttas4ia ths s,us
The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
BAND CONCERTS TODAY.

BY the Fifteenth Cavalry Band. George r.
Tyrrell, director, at Fort Myer. Va. 80
p. Programme:
March, Army and Navy" Tyrreil
Potpourri. Bouquet Of Melodies. .Meyrelles
Schumann suite in three paris. .Lansey
/. Allegro ponposo.
Andsntino.
3. Alegretto
Waltz, Loves Last Word. .CremieuI
Selection. from the opera "Natoma". Herbert
CNewJ
PiccoIo solo, Through the Air" Damn
(sergt. ". Richter.l
Exceruts from The Dollar Prinoess''
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FAN
March. The Bulgarian" from The
Chocolate Sodier" "....................S .Straus
BY the O. 8. Engineer Band. julius Kam-
Programme:
March. Occur d'Alene''.
Overture, Raymond" Thomas
Piccolo solo, The Hummins Bird" .Damare
(By Corp. Leven.)
Fantaae. Creme de Ia Creme. .Tobani
Waltz, Girls Of Baden. .Komsak
Ballet Egyptian. ..Luigint
(s) Allegro non troppe.
(b) Allesretto.
! (c) Andants sestenute.
(dD Andante expressive.
Selection, The Girl In the Train. .Fsn
Descriptive fantasia, "A Hunting Scene
..-................-......... .Bucalosa
The Star spangled Banner"
Concert by tho q. 8. Soldier Home
Band, beginning at O'Clock. John 8. N.
Zimmerman. director.
March, Universal Peace. .Lampe
Overture "Pique Dame -Suppe
Suite de ballet, Faust" .Gounod
l. Waltz for the Corps de Ballet.
2 Ensemble of Helen and her Trojan
msidens. and Cleopatra and her Nu-
bian slaves.
Entry Of the Nubian slaves.
l. Solo dance OF Cleopatra.
Excerpts from The Algeian". -. Herbert
Intermezso, ''Nekaya". "............-..Gruenwald
Medley Of song hits, Ted snyders''
Finale, "Our Bluejackets'. '.......-.. Robinson
The Star spangled Banner
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

Lodge. sufhItpu mn Gentleman. no
occupation. Co., surrey Kingston Par
Iab; Jamra ~ scott. The Castle. Par.
ish OF ~t potrrs Port GUERNSEY,
Grutlcmur 900 occupation. psmuud
" scott Retired captain smythuiu.
Tuiflngtun Devon Tho signature ut
James b scott vac witnessed POS hIa
butler. Thomas Hamilton ana That
81 ~ HlHIur hy his .ua hWau. Thorn
as Hlutiodgr
"Gcuilomau. uo occupation sounds
strange Co American ears. Tor "nif .
how We boo this country have gotten
the uId.fashipncd notion that 10 BE-
up foo every man Who lays claim TO
thu utlo of gentleman Co provide him
self with an occupation But 90 such
BE- the management uf the Carrizozo
cattle Hauch Company Limited, %
whl,n W g. Mcdonald b. the Aurr-
icau representative. These gentle
mrE with no occupation are Just now
VERY earnestly endpuVotinr tu aorurc
the election uf " g. Mcdonald as
governor of Sew Mexico. o. they
succeed. and the public lands af,
turned over 10 them fof cattle ranges
Tor an indefinite period. there b. no
reason why thes should ever be- put
Ia the necessity 90 having an occupa-
ton
" g. McDonaI' whose only claim
Tor preference Dr. that ho o. honest.
ana who tells a deliberate falsohood
in u public speech ip order Ia secure
votes is backed financially ana p0-
liticsuy by mon whose only %, cupn-
ton is that OF gentleman New
Mexico voters are not ready to give
their support Ca self-stylcd honest
men vho refuse 90 tell the tru.h. or
Hu-csliod gentlemen who have no
occupation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

siructlvc legislation hss boon placed
upon th, statute uuph. of the nation
nt ~ art % has opposed ,,,ft ,u.
iight'ncd measure or public prog
rcss and has obsitu.t,d every move
made for national Advancement lH
pulrN where 90 bias htd o. police.
hia b,'n TO tear dpuu..ucN,r Goo
build up
Entrusted with power DO. tur p,D.
riD only few ycars were required
Goo demonstrate ~ utter hpk of cu-
pIritN for government and th, com
plrtr absence from IT, ranks uf an,
leaders possessing qualities of states.
mauship Tho Democrats gave us
Tho Infamous Wilson hlU which pre-
..pibtcd % p1uI. from which the
country was nearly decade boz re-
.pr,ruE. Had they been continued
boo office sufncirutly long the, would
btt, RiAcn ur free silver with VS. TO-.
ptItiuio result OF national bankruptcy
and national dishonpr
So much for 90, record of the ma
t.onll democracy Locally the pco-
plr have Jared no better Ht the hands
OF That party Lack pf opportunity
alone has prevented more widespread
disaster from 49, huEhtlng policies
ana complete Incompetence. \ def
/ lrIt of more than si.f.0OO. mismau.
agcmHnt of state institutions. incom-
potcui public officials. rabby and
lmh'UilD administration OF state AZ
fairs these are what the Democracy
has given Co.. NcW Mexico
And SGT this PARTY has the audac-
ity to hsk for public FAVOR on the
ground th,,t a represents good go,
crnmrui Win an unhrokcn rec,
ord of more than nfty years in state
ana nation uf absolute inrupncits tu
conduct guyvrumrnt of any sort. 10
would have sou believe that from IL
alone can good government be Sc.
cured.
To borrow an expression from The
prize rlng. 10 would seem incumbent
on the Democratic party 60 "gu got a
reputation before II can speak with
any authority on 30. subject 90 good
government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28

~ WDplNNS NAVE CONNER 4
IN ROMANCE.



FL Vi from thc enlightenment and
delights of Paris, an American woman.
who is thu granddaughter uf william
Spragu.. Rhode Islands war COVER
nor. undertakes 90 explain why Amer
lean girls like to bc Wuood and are
80 readily won by European noblc-
mon
To maxi tedious story tcrs, "a il
because an American men are Doors
ana eorcs. aud European are cultltat-
ed aud captivating. They know how
to make love VA q manner that ,icklcs
the rsthrtic fancy She doubts u
thcrc is an american who knows how
to make love as a gentleman should.
" Aoro were she migft entertain the
idea of marrying him.
Someon" has said that there is,
wh,n an m said. nothing Tor break
fast but breakfast bacon There arc
persons who hold thc opinion that
when an earnest lover proposes. even
stammcrlngl, and awkWardly ho
does 400 There is 10 dc in tb, circum-
stances There are women who roe
gard the lover who a. embarrassed
ana uvcrcom, hy emotions us repre-
f,nting higher type of devotion and
higher type of manhood and as
paying "a higher tribute 10 tho sex. tho
individual aud the Institution of ptat-
rimouy. than the sleek ana composed
follow Wao philandcrs Ike connie
opera tenor pr proposes like tho
~hcayy man In romantic drama.
hut there ar, also women of another
type who believe that sutton ought
to swear ny won pale moon after
having found out how much cash the
object OF devotion viii pui up To ac'
uuiro "a Hrst rate moOnswcarcr--and
u ~ fortunate that many ~ such w0-
men are N,li enough heel'd 60 ac-
lquire husband. who know how "a
Imake love u manner that NO Amer
ican would gard as suitable on thc
stage Tor other purposes than 10 inn
press chorus girl.
n is alsu furtunate that there Is a
large supply of American women who
think more uf the motive than tho
manner oi tbo proposal and do not
require third act style ~ proposal
from q gentleman who has riflcd the
classics OF their gems 10 enrich his
style. and who has read the works oi
the eminent American collaboraturs
Messrs Dun and Brad-irert, to ascor-
tain which American girl IL the most
adorable woman in the world
Proposals by the way, occupy only
f'w minutos. and courtships cspcc-
iaily when the sutton l. titled Europ-
.an who needs the money and the OBJ
iect OF pursuit 10 Girl who needs title,
arr soou over but marriage often lasts
long time
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
SOCIETY WON'T
TOLERATE CATARRH
GET RID or IT.

There s one sure way tn Danish
ca,arrh ana along with u the disgust
ing symptoms such as hawking, Snui-
Hing aud splitting.
Breathe HYOMsl. that's all you've
got to DO breathe II a few minutes a
few times day. Breathe y deep
into the lungs and see how quickly the
sore. germ ridden membrane viii clear
NJ and Inflammation vanish.
HYOMEI Is pure antlseptlc air. Il
does not contain morphine cocaine
or other habit forming drugs. II IS
made from Australian eucalyptus and
other antlseptlos and II ~ rigldly guar.
anteed for catarrh. asthma. Group,
bronchitis coughs and colds. Complete
outfit inhaler and bottlel 800, sep.
arate bottles. n afierward needed, 30
cents at J. a. o'RieIly Co, and drug
gigts every where.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
Mails Letter to Journal-Dem-
ocrat Asking RetraCtion Of
SANDER; Acrobat Has Not
Honor Enough to Publish it.
CHARGE ABSOLUTELY;
UNQUALIFIEDLY FALSE
Father of Man Whose Reputa-
ton Unprinoipled Newspap.
er is Trying to Ruin Served
10 Years in Regular Army.

The two by four character and
policy OF the journal. Democrat has
never been better demonstrated and
eNempliiicd than IN the case of the
IOurnal-Democrat aud Henry Duylus
Drayfus Is candidate on the Republic.
an ticket In SOCOrTO oO.Vty Tor the
office of sheriff The jon. aal. Dem
ocrat has repeatedly charged that
Drayfus tore down and stamped ON the
American flag The JomnalDemocrat
knows the accusation 80 be false In
every particular on October "a. Nj
Drayius sent 10 the Journal Democrat
u letter deiying that paper 10 prove
the charge Three days have gone hy
ana the lournal.Dcmocra has failed
aud refused 10 publish The Drayms
letter The Iournal-Dcmocrai has not
the honor. the manhood 20 react che
vicious and GnWarranted Islander
against Drayfus \ copy OF the Dray.
lus letter tO he Journal Democrat is
given herewith Nr Drayfuss father
was for nineteen Years soldier la
the regular army ct the United States
and was union soldier of the Ciyil
war who participated In many battles
The letter follows
Socotru. y NJ. Oct 20 1911
Eiior Morning Journal Albuquerque,
y NJ
Sir My attention has been called
10 your ISSUE uf the 2linst. la which
you state that the Republican candi-
date for sheriff of SOCoryo county. who
have the honor 10 De-. had Torn
down the American tlag, ripped u up,
.cnrscd 10 aud troddcn ON TO-"
have 10 say that this charge rs all.
solutcly ana unqAaliiiedly false ! am
the son of az American soldier who
served his country IN The war OF The
rebellion and ior nineteen years was
q soldier 10 the regular United states
Iurmy
/ challenge you. or ant one else. IA
nru;luCc witness az any one who
VIII sign his name 10 lutter or state.
mcni rcitcraiiug upon his own per.
sonal knowledge the charge yOH have
made against me n yuu readers aio
Interested IN this matter. they are In.
trrcstrd Ia finding out the truth and
facts, not rumors or idle statements
assert that you VIII not De able IA
secure q statement SIGNED by ono
claiming 10 Dee an eve witness OF any
such an act as that which you have
80 boldly charged with me am gcady
when sach statement is made. 20 ~.
flute A.
| believe that yuW owe 10 40 Nour
readers and 20 me 20 give tails letter
OF mine The same prominence Won
have given your unjust charge against
me and thar YOU would not malicious.
~ aud wantunlt iniurc nae
Very truly
HENRY DRAYFtS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
STOp THIEF.

From th, Wu,k Island Tribune We
learn that two men. Thomas Taylor
and l. G. Kellcnbcrger, have been
arrested on warrant charging the
theft of ballots in the quay county
Democratic primary and that In the
room la the hotel where the two men
Were apprehvuded were found bal.
lots aud substitut. ballots marked In
accordance with u SLATE" also found
at the same place. 10 throw out Of
nomination certain names ana place
others on the list
This II only one 80 many Instances
where gross and outrageous frauds
have been charged against partici-
pants IN tho recent Democratic pri-
merirs In the eastern portion ~ New
Mexico Tho press uf that section uf
the state literally nbounds In stories
81 similar transactions. ana there b.
no conclusion Tor an outsider tu reach
but that th, Democratic primaries,
az least Boo eastern Sew Mexico.
were smply saiurHtcd with fraud and
corruption
In the tght of Congressman Floods
rccont threat that unless the Demo
cratic ticket In Now Mexico IN elect
I'D the president proclamation de.
cariug tn, territory admitted To- the
tnion would bee withheld snd the
| rcpresentatiN, elected To- the lower
house of congress would be uusentcd
on the ground vi fraud. these dcVrl-
opmcntH are highly interesting \
Republican victory. We are led Co UNI
dorstnnd by Mr. Flood. would be
taken as prima facic evidence uf "A
/ fraudulent election. u would be AS
summed that no Democratic votes mad
bcen frhudalsntly sitsts ana the bur
| den would be on the Republicans Ia
disproyo fraud
This Of course. a. only another
manifestation Of the snivcling by
pocrisy which seems inseparahlc from
Democratic politics ana when It is
considered that Mr Floods we'll
established reputation aa a man
whom the railroad Interests of the
country have always been able to
rely on did not deter him from COM
Ing To Ncw Mexico 10 preach good
government 60 III, people wo need
not be surprised at his sanity as
sumption ot Democratic purity in the
face OF the fact that all the election
stealing that has been done go far has
been ia Democratic primaries.
M intelligent man wiz be- miHicd
by the silly crpakluE 81 Mr. Flood
and the Democratic press uf Sew
Mexico Honest Republicans. how
ever. VIII take every precautlun To-
scc that The Democrats do not carry
gut Ia the election on November the
fraudulent tactics pursued in their
own primaries
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
ONE DAYS nEConD.

\ negro prisoner. convicted 90, an
assault upon white woman and
serving a. term OF imprisonment, In
the Bornalillo county Jail. b. taken
by deputy sheriff through the
streets of the city first to tn office
of one of the good government
candidates Tor county commissioner
twherc God knows what happcucd1.
and thence to- one of the registration
places. where be- h registered under
a name other than MS own 90 vote
for honest" Sheriff Romcro.
Three prisoners escape from th,
county Jail. which was In charge uf
"a substitute isilor while the regular
custodian of the prison Was ont be-
Hceching the citizens ~ HcTnaillla
county 10 vote Tor fearless ana ctf-
ciont' sheriff Romero.
such 81 the record Tor one day uf
the man who De- now appealing to the
voters go give him another nyr wears
In office ON account of his honesty.
feHrlessness and efficiency.
IL iA unnecessary iu order Go una
an argument against continuing him
in office. to go back To- the time
when Jesus Romero not oul, violated
his solemn pledge 10 do everything
ln his power 60 secure a reduction of
official fees but headed "a notorious
lobby which was successful in having
the fees of his own office raised.
For the sake of fhr argument the
fact that hs efforts from thr people
rrtout, i've cents per dag fut feed
ing each prisoner entrusted Co his
care Whom only ten cents .l that
amount goes to the purpus, for
which 70 is intended may D., uycr-
looked The innumorahic iurms OF
petty grHn which bee has employed
to fill his pockets may hc eliminated
entirely from consideration for pres
cnt purposes
II il only necessary GO refer to the
record of the sherifis office ON Fri
day, October %, TO demonstrate con-
clusively that Jesus Romero Is the
most incompetent and corrupt Off
cial that ever sought an endorse
ment' at the hands OF the people OF
Bernalillo county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
ONLY F,wN,N:

~ g. Mcdonald is m@uagcr of the
CarrizuzD cattle Ranch Company.
Limited Tho name has q good. hon
st sound. and would naturally lead
a. the belief that the incorporators
were whoic- hearted western"rs who
had spent the better part ~ their
lives ON the cattle ranges ui Sew
Mcxieo-- whose skill IN busting a
broneho aud roping 70 COW would
causr Theodore Roosevelt 20 cry
"Hully' ''-Vhngt narrative of hair
breadth 'scapeE from deadly eucoun-
ter with naked sayages would put 10
blush the miik-aRd- Watrr, pink Tea
yarn which othello related 30 Des-
dcmuua. "Carfizoso Cattle Ranch
Company" sounds good surely.
from the name OF &c. rs organizers
ana incorporates ulust be New
McXicauH 10 the manor born
But thcy aren't
Bofor. us Lies dainty little
pamphlet proclaiming itscli o. be- "a"
Memorandum OF Association and
ArtirlcF of Association Of the CART
snso Cattle Ranch Company, Limit
cd To contents. we are Informed.
were prepared hy Mo&rt ingledow.
fuce ana colt. solicitors. 81 Ben"t
chambers. Frcnchurch street Lon
don IN every page ana line ana let
ter h hrcathes OF dear OF Lunnon p"
u never saw New McXico until II
vafnc over Ia ship from Frcnchurrh
street from the offices Of Messrs'
lnglcdcw. Incc ana Colt, solicitors.
At the outset We are informed by
tins pamphlet that tine registered
office OF the company will be s'tnHie
in England liut that b. not the
most interesting feature 81 this most
inctrosting document VA order 90
understand how completely and un-
altombly English " n. one must turn
To- the list at namss of the incorpor-
atorE with their addresses and occu.
patons Thus we find George Car
den. Home Lodge. The Avenue. sur
l4itnM Surrey Kingston Parish.
Colonel in n. N'n Army; Hopton u.
scott. Retired Lieut. Colonel, Locks
ley, shabkiii co. Dublin. Rathmi-
chael Parish. n. Blaine Knysna
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
COMMENTS BY
THE EDITORS
REPUBLICANS DESERVE
TO WIN SAWS MOCRAT

The Republican county candidates
returned Tuesday evening from tour
OF tho southern end of the county. Ia.
|cluding l.ordsburg. Hachlta the lower
ella and other places Al returned
with a broad smiie ana good coating
Of tan on their faces. The Republic
an candidates are putting up the NIT.
lest fight that has been seen here Ia
either party In good many days. and
as good Democrat remarked when
he saw them leave on another trip
this week ~ they don't sin, u won't
be because they haven't fairly earned
II by their efforts Silver Chy In.
terprise
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
,J\,Dno NuIsNRuI

No county office D. more important
or more directly concerns the inter.
osts of the everyday man than that
OF assessor Business ability abso-
lutte impartiality and freedom from
entangling alliances are the prime
requisites for the office.
In the highest degree these quail
ties are found In Jacopu NriHarri, the
Republican nominee for county as
SCISSOR. \ successful business man.
than whom No man has a cleaner
public ana private record, Mr. Nri.
sarri possesses qualifications for the
office which can not fail Co appeal
strongly to the voters of Bornnlillo
county who desire us duties per-
formed In a businesslikc manner The
eminent satisfaction that Mr.. Yrlsarri
gave Ia the office of sheriff which
h. held for one term scvcraI wears
ago. Is guaranty 81 faithful and eff
ficlent service I'm the office of assess
sor. 60 which he win without doubt
bee elected By a handsome majority.
James ~ Paxton, a lifelong Demo.
crat. delegate To- the santa - cone
vention of that party aud Democratic
candidate for senator from Dona Ana
county. H. nov claimed by the Jour
nnl-Dcmocrat's Las Cruces corre-
spondent TO be- "A Republican. War
horse FergusEons turn IN next.
We now understand where Candi-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-28
". 4. HICKEY

Th" Herald does not propose 'u
go into any defense e.: NJ e. Hick,.
He needs none. his public and
private life during all the time that
he has lived In Albuquerque have
been 80 open To- the ewes ut every
citizen and have been SEQ thoroughly
free from the slightest suspicion %.
wrongdoing that u would hc vast.
oi time to undertake tu ,ou,iuc, At
buquesqucans of what they tiryidN
know. VIZ. that be- would adorr any
office 20 which his fellow .itl1yuH
might see 90 to elevate him
No Heycr az the Bcruniillu county
bar enjoys H higher professional
standing than does MIR. Hickey Rec
gardlrsS of any political considers.
tious ho i- recognized az "a man rully
equipped by natural talents and Dog
education 90 dichargc the duties Of
high judicial office. IN addition 60
rip, scholHrahip. hc possesses 90 a
marked degree the calm puisc and
innate sense uf Justice which go TO
make as that intaug plc charactvriI-
tic known TO lawyers as the judicial
tenn poramcHt
Not the least convincing evidence
uf Mr. Hiokcys fitness Tor the office
TOR which h. has been nominated by
tho Republican party az Bcrnslillo
county b. the fact that lac has brought
down upon himself a stream of abuse
from the Journal Democrat. which
an thinking persons have come g.
recognize a. conclusive proof that
tho ono against whom % is directed
T. fortified with rare qualities ~
muulincss ANA Independence.