Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-03
CHAMP CLARK SONG
CIRCULATED BY
HEADQUARTERS
Santa Be Bureau Getting Busy
for New Mexico Delegation
to Baltimore Pledged to the
Misaourian.

There's 4 man who's called EiFst rate
by the people of his state.
Who have tried him I'll they know
him through and through;
Yes. Misaouri's man Is real, firm as
oak and true AZ steel.
And we tell you he's the president
for you.
He was raised on corn and oats. he
can handle mules and shoats,
He's the genuine American, BY
guml
when the Commoner. himself has
been laid upon the shelf.
Our MlssoGrlan Will stll he going
some
Champ, Champ, Champ, the boys arc
calling.
He's the man to pull the tysants
down:
And next year a span OF mules. the
its clear aFin' the rules.
VIII be trotting from the white
Hoese into town"
The foregoing sianza ana six more
like q only different. from the gifted
pen Of Or. Edward MCQUEEN Gray con.
stiiuting one Of the big hits Of the
University Of New Mexico Entertain
ers are being distributed throughout
the state by the newly opened Champ
SlRrk hearqunrters On Santa Re IN
charge OF J. ID. Hand OF San Miguel
, county. The Campaign Song 81 Mis-.
souri, as a. is called, has made sueh
general MT that tbs campaign COM
mittec believes q IL the host kind o.
campaign dope. The Santa Re bureau
Is getdng very busy en- the diHtriDu-
ton OF Clark literature and shows
signs Of carrying out It's announced
determination to get Clark deegaa
ton at Clovis or hunt The following
letter has been received
STATE HEADQUARTERS
Champ Clark
For President OF the United States.
Champ, Champ, Champ, The Boys
Arc Calling"
Santa re. n, NJ, May ?, 1912,
NY Dear Sir.-Since writing yoa
last many counties, congressional dis
tricts and states have chosen their
delegates TO the national convention,
aad while the campaign il being
waEed with much interest Il ID being
demonstrated every day that the Hon
Champ Clark Of Missouri, Is the win.
ner
Sixteen OF the fcrty-right states
and territories have head conventions
and chosen their delegates 10 ths
national convention. The Hon
Champ CLARK, as The record shows
has the solid delegation In eight 81
the sixteen and q division Of the dele
gates In -four OF the other eight, CAV
Ing him more delegates than OIL the
other candidates combined.
Why should We not Join such ssrone
states as Missouri, Kansas, ILLINOIS,
and Arkansas and give orr support
the man who has been more loyni q
New Mexico than any other man wnt
is suing for the democratic nominal
ton?
4 II IL evident that the demoersu,
II parry has the greatest opportunity
win az che coming election since 1899
provided It places IN The field 40 "a
standard bearer. q man who Ia loya
to his party, able 20 consolidate AZ
factions. and gather strength from M
opposing elements Of other parties.
knowing the Hon. Champ Clark o.
do. unhesitatIngiy say that he \
the man. He has ali the element
OF n leader and Is vote getter- H'
has done more for the state Of Mes
Nrxlco than any other man outside o
he state, and the Democrats Of Neq
Mexico owe him debt That can b
paid In no easier way than % give hin
their delegates together with q ring
ing endorsement.
Trusting that every Democrat VII
take II upon himself TO see thar tn
opportunity 10 pay this debt Is no
passed by lightly. ! am.
J. ID. HAND.