El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28

crat. I put that party above anything
Kelly and his henchmen may do by
hook or crook. When Kelly tells the
people that they must vote for him be-
cause Of the primaries, he doesn't dare
face the question or the issues. He
can't fool the citizenship and he will
find il out on election day.
Mr.. Kelly believes that If he
should release his grip on the throat of
his constituents, grass would grow on
the streets if the asphalt was not too
full Of holes CLaughter-)
The Tactics of sThe Rlng.@
Ralf Border. candidate for recorder
Of the corporation court, was then in
trOduced and made a strong speech.
I have one question to ask mayor
Kelly and viii expect him TO
answer it at the next ring meeting"
Border said in his Introduction He re-
ferred to the audit Of last year and I
want 20 ask him if the report of the
AUDITORS was submitted to the bank
ers' committee first or submitted to
the city authorities first2
"Bridgers said that Tom Lea had
turned to Ike Alderete at the meet
ing Monday night and asked how
is false and every man who was here
knows il was false. He asked Ike
how many Of his people (Mexicans1
nae had paid their poll taxes and
the tactics Of the ring organization.
II they do that at the start what will
they do at the finish.
County and City Allied.
at the county election last summer
It was char;sCd that the county and
city office holders were allied This
was denied yet at the ring meeting
tuesday night. the only speakers out
side Of the candidates were county
office holders. They say that all the
candidates stand on their records.
CT know what they have done for
you; you know about the sewage dis
pOsal plant, the waterwOrks, the sys-
TEN Of street pavements If they
stand on the record Of what they
have done. they have a poor chance.
They Qilze the Republican party
nationality say that they have made
FL PasO- I say that FL Paso is great
not because Of them but in spite Of
them.
Pulls History on Them.
They say that We are not Demo-
Gratis. Yet in 1907 Joe NealOn. the
ring candidate for judge, ran against
Joe Sweeney. and before that ". II.
Burgess. now the brains and hub OF
the ring, came out against c. r More
head on an independent ticket. We
are fighting for the same institutions
that our fathers fought to establish.
If a man does not vote as his con-
science dictates he is selling his birth
right for d mess OF pottage."
LabOr's Friend.
Harry Turner, candidate for assessor
anu G0AAeCLoEp SoL away AAElM5 Win 4
little talk by saying that he was in
the Henry Kelly class when making
a speech. This brought q. big laugh
from the crowd Harry made a little
gilt edged labor talk You have
heard about how these ring candidates
ancestors fought in the civil war and
how Park Pitman's ancestors were
from q fine kentucky family" Turner
said st am going to give you 4 little
OF the Turner fanny tree. Ny great
grandfather who sailed a vessel into
San Francisco bay carried a masters
license. Ny father was a member of
the United Order Workmen of the
World because of high wages ne raid
and good treatment he gave his work
men. have been member Of the
union for twenty-five years. This
week had a letter from my old gray
haired mother, and she told me that
she had voted for the first time in
san Francisco and that she had voted
for the men who she thought would
be favorable to men and women who
worked 1 just want to say that the