El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-28
CITIZENS TICKET SUPPORTERS HOLD
MEETING IND ANSWER RING CHARGES
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Citizens ticket has a friend Of labor
"a sissy Town.
c. L Vowel was the next speaker
and dfspelled any illusions about the
three reasons for opposition to the
Citizens ticket. These three reasons
are. first, that II the Citizens ticket
is elected it viii be a sissy town;
second, that the Citizens fight is not
Democratic: third, that there are
faded flags in the hall here FoweI
said. This was charged by an Of
ficer of the county, who is the mouth
piece OF the riHS-pun the string and
the mouth opens. He says that if the
ticket is elected, it viii be a sissy
town. If this means that the town Will
be cleaner, more virtuOus and chaste
I am not surprised that the ring
urges a ticket to prevent It.
The ring knows that as sure as
Dick and these other men are elected
this mouth opens. He says that if the
what judge Eylar means by a sissy
town, 1 am in favor OF IT, The police
and the pimps ought not TO live upon
the women OF the reservation. The
city should not reap revenue from
these unfOrtunates who were placed
there by the rascality Of men, They
are human beings and should De
treated as such They exist and r
They should be protected and not lived
upon and the revenue go into the city
treasury to the police and Dimps.
May Be Counted Out As Before
These speakers talk of the Oppo-
sition not being Democrats. They say
that no Democrat can afford to vote
for this ticket. Do YOU know that
their last campaign manager was
rank Republican and that they have
rank Republicans on their ticket2 II
they were good men I would support
them, not because OF the popcorn
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men. The principle OF the Demo
cratic party is equal rights to all
special privilege to none. The rings
rule IS rights to nobody but those
who bend the knee to Kelly. They
believe in the doctrine Of Broadway
for Broadway owners.
Whether W. get the votes or not.
they viii count them out as they dld
in July. Out there in Joe DUNES
precinct we had affidavits of more
voters than their count showed. We
darei them to open the ballot box
but they lodged behind technicalities.
Miller AID Dick Talk.
1jr. Felix RIiiieT. candidate for city
treasurer. said that the Young Mems
democratic club had members so old
that they had been taking aspirin
and thar their spines creaked from
aSe while others we're infants on IN
FAINT food.
James 4 Dick, candidate for mayor,
lions arc correct. it will take the ring
two more years 10 carry out their
promises already made Mr. Dick said
Il understand tGQay that the saloon
men were against US and I talked to
four OF them and they were as fair
as any four men / ever talked WITH
/ told them that Il this ticket IS
elected we expect to enforce the law
and they must not ask Us to violate
it by not enforcing it. IL fair deal
is all they seek. they will get It as
men protected by law
Wv W. Bridgers mentioned the .
cent incident on the trade excursion
at the meeting Tuesday night I viii
ask Mr.. Bridgers whom he represented
Mr.. Putnam, Mr.. Stiles, and each
paid s125 for that trip. Bridgers dill
not pay one cent and ne does not
know TO this day whom he was rep
resenting on the excursiOn-unless he
asks Mr.. stiles"
Announcement OF a meeting to be
held the first OF the week at the
Fl Paso theater was made by chairman
Stuart.