Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-11

After the very excellent and elab-
crate menu provided by Manager
smlthers Of the Alvarado had been
discussed az considerable length and
the smokes were going. yoastrnaater
Francis r. wood started the ban roll
ing, after contrasting New Mexieo's
present status with her former yots-
less-delegate position In congress. by
making motion that Albuquerque
adopt a. n. Fall. "the man who has
more political sense than anyone else
la the state and who gets what he
goes after" The motion carried amid
loud applause. The tOaHtmaater then
introduced Mayor y. X. y. Sellers,
who In a neat speech welcomed SEN
htor Fall on behalf Of the city gov
ernment.
Attorney General Frank W. Clancy
waa thon introduced and made
short but Ringcry speech, saying shat
he believed the senator could do more
/ for the state than any other man
who might have been elected. De-
clarinR that was all that he need say,
Mr. Clancy WIS about 20 sit down
when a voice from the far end or
the long table asked What about
Johnson and Flynn
The attorney general rose instantly
to the occasion.
III either Professor Johnson or Dr.
Flynn he said, would get into the
ring with our junior senator, he
wouldn't last 4 minute"
AFTER the toasimaster had face
tiousiy referred 90 the senator as the
"whste hope" ne introduced George
Is. Klock, who made the most elo'
queut speech OF the evening.
He told about how he had besuf
reading the opinions of District Judg,
FAN shortly after his arrival In Rev
Mexico. "He always boxed the com
pass" said MIR. Klock, and ther'
WAS never anything more 20 be said
II always admired him for HIS pns
nacl0us and determined spirit" ant
here the speaker referred 30 the Tai
banquet incident praisiHg the 'cour
ago, pr0wess. ability ard skili' viii
which he said Judge Fail had pat tn
proposition plainly np TO the presl
dent.
Mr. Kiock DECLARED that the legis
inture had twice hOnOFed itself b,
twice oicctne Judge Fan 10 the sen
ate. declared that a party truce wa
Ia force last night, praised the eene
/, 40r for his action In securing IN
, passage OF the homestead act, SCORES
, those who had 'tiod the leglsiatur
In q hard knot" said that all are wei
4 satisfied az the outcome and woun
! up with "a peroraiion which made hl
4 hearers sit up ana take notice.
Mr. Wood took up the homeStea
! act matter and gave Senator fall "a
4, lions share of the credit for the pas
sage az that measure which he char
! ncterlzed az OF surprising Importance
then introducing Colonel Borradaii'
Il who brought down the house wit
some "reminiscences Of hlH mllitai
|. experiences with Captain" A.
!. Fall a. b. McMillen then euiosize
n the virliity Of senator FAN. He aal
y that Judge FAN was on the bene
n when he. McMilien. argued his nr
i ease before the supreme court
h New Mexico. and was az once in
~ pressed with HIS imparllallty, abih'
/. and fearlessness. "No one" said u
a speaker. "has known Judge Fall fui
N until he has known him as an antal
N onlst. Everybody admireH go'
,c fighter. and that n what judge fa
ly H. But he Is always. while am aeu'
\. foe. a generous anths0nist, ana wh'
Nd the fight Is over that ends H. sem
- tor Fan viii not represent any o.
,c party. place or individual Ia Ne
se Mexico, he viii represent tho peop
d. OF an the state"
ts The banquet ended about qua
A tor after ten o'clock and Judge va
m accompanied by Mrs Fall left iat
10 for I'D paao. whence he VII shor'
q leave for washington
r. The banquet guests were A. h va
az simon stern. y. ~ n. SELLERS, n
a, Wood. A. W. hopkins, w. "a. Hall
III O n. Marion, NJ. d. Chadhourne, 4
az ned OrunEfeld. George Roalinsi,
ur r. A. Huhneli. Roy Mcdonald, ..
co Macpherson, a. spii4, McAllist
W \. Patterson. George Albright. }.
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