Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-09-21
MARCOS C. DEbACA
DECLARES HE Will
G0@TO ALL COUNTIES
he PEOPLE WILL Be TOLD THE TRUTH ABOUT ST. LOUIS ROCKY NOUN
TAIN AND PACIFIC and ABOUT way IN WHICH LEGISLATURES ARE
Rim BY HANDFUL or CORRUPT BOSSES PUTS IT up TO MFFA
WHY WAS ABELINo ROMERO THROWN
OUT Of SENATE WITHOUT HEARING i?

" IHe young man, vote fOr us bu
don't think we want you in the party
The young man makes the best so
der and this is holy war. | low
this dear old state of New Mexico. l
has been my home all my life and tn
home OF my ancestors. l want t.
see 1T prosper and do well. / wan
to see public schools on every hilltop
and the children of this state to b.
educated as well as any children il
the world. I want to see the man whit
works. paid a living wage SO that HI
can care for a family and be a goot
citizen. To do it, we have got tt
break the grip of those few bosses
and I believe that we are going te
scatter them and their ill-gotten pow
er to the four winds.''
WOMEN TO ORGANIZE.
/ Former Governor M. A. Otero, ma
tional committeeman of the progress
sive republican party, has received a
telegram from jeremiah Leahy of
Ration, stating that Mrs. Antoinette
Funk, wife of the candidate for COVER
no of Illinois, is in Ration and is di-
rected by the national committee of
the progressive republican party to
appoint woman chairman to organize
the women of New Mexico Mrs
Funk wished to consult with Govern
or Otero before returning home Sun
day.
Governor Otero is laid up at the
Sanitarium with a severe cold but he
a. once acted on the suggestion and
sent representative to confer with
Mrs. Funk over the organization of
the women of New Mexico. Several
prominent ladies in various cities
have been suggested to carry on this
work and state chairman will be Sc.
lected in the near future.
TAIL OF THE DOG.
Kansas City, Kan, Sept, 21,-The
taft said it was irregular for the dog
to wag it." said Colonel Roosevelt to-
day Of the statement that the
progressives had bolted from the re-
publican party.
\ In Nebraska, for instance, at the
primaries last spring Mr. Taft polled
about onesixth of the republican vote.
Yet our opponents called themselves
regular, and they called the SO or 81
per cent of the voters boilers"
Roosevelt came into Kansas to re-
main here for two days, campaigning
here today and resting tomorrow. He
lid not know exactly where he was
going, but his secretary announced
hat if all went well, he expected to /
AXE the colonel from Kansas City to
Ottawa, Lawrence and then to To-
,eka, before nightfall.
Colonel Roosevelt said that he had /
'eceived reports of political conditions
rom the east which were encouraging
o him.
Il am happy to say that the east is
loing it's best to catch up with the
vest" he said, we're going to give
,ood account of ourselves along the
atlantic coast in November" /;
LODGE PLEADS TAFT.
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Senator
Ienry Cabot Lodge opened the repub-
can campaign in Ohio today with an
defense of the administra-
ion and a plea for the reelection of
resident Taft.
81 come to urge you to do everything s
I your power in this, his own state, j
Or the reelection of President Taft" l
e said. t
81 believe that the election of the re. |
ublican candidates from the highest
} the lowest was never more import :
Mt than at the present time"
Throughout the pre-convention can
ass Senator Lodge had held aloof
'om factional quarrels because of his
eculiarly intimate relations, personal L
nd official, with Colonel Roosevelt, z
nd his friendly relations with the "
aft administration. Today's speech Fl
as his formal utterance on national [
sues as newly defined at Chicago and b
altimore. b
Senator Lodge said the democratic s
lrty had abandoned the fundamental G.
'inciples which it once supported and
id it's platform looked on its face il
1e a perfectly vague and incoher- 6,
it aggregation of sentences, mass n
language intended to get votes 6
The return to power of that party :,
as pictured as the forerunner of COM s1
ercial disaster, provided its present /,
titude on the tariff was maintained. -,
Senator Lodge did not mention the
ogressive party or Colonel Roose- 3
1t by name but by implication he op-
sed the policy of the recall of judges
d devoted a third of his time to what n
said was proposal to tear down te
e constitution of the United States, n,
, convert it into a statute change 90
lie by the whim of the moment" a.,
BRYAN LIKES TAFT. th
Pocatello. Idaho, Sept. 21.-From the /
ar platform of his train, William J. ar
yam campaigned for Woodrow Will to
4 from Montana to this city today, nc
eaking at number of towns, where n,
ort stops were made. In an address ~
one hour at Idaho Falls this morn ~