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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
SAYS RAILROAD MEN
WILL VOTE FOR
DEMOCRAT
o. L. Owen, Of State Corpora
ton Commission Thinks If
Williams, Republican Col
league is Nominated He
Will Be Defeated.
NO CONCERTED PLAN
TO GIVE HIM SUPPORT

O. l.. owen. member uf tho state
corporation commission. who has been
In Albuquerque for several days at
tending the state Democratic conven-
ton, left for Santa BE last night thor
oughly pleased with She Democratic
nomination for tho commission on
which Mr.. owen stll has two years
TO serve.
'rhe convention here was the most
enthusiastic meeting 81 its kind 1
have ever seen in all my political cx-
pcriencc." said MIR. owen last night.
ii was great. The interest cxhib-
tied was unselnah and loyal and the
harmonious tone OF the convention
makes success for the Democratic
state and legislative ticket certain in
November. 40 n now questions the
recollection OF AIT. Ferguson hy a
record ~breaking majority, and / am
certain hat MIR. Hiil. the Democratic
nom nee for the corporation commits
sion will have an equally strong ma
Jorlty.
"Mr. williams. the present Repub-
| lican member Of the corporation com
mission. has for months been straining
WHY hflNf AUN NHAN~ 'fhAf hNNA"'N''
10 secure the RECOMMENDATION from his
party. for which he has encountered
considerable determined opposition
His efforts to secure the endorse .eni
Of railroad men have been laughable
M times and the result has not been
reassuring for him. ! have talked
with a great many railroad men
many of them Republicans, and
hnd that there IL nothing in he way
81 concerted action among the rant
and file OF railroad employees To sup
port Mr.. - ..dams. In fact ] am told
that sixty To eighty per cent Of tn,
railroad vote Of the state viii 20 Il
the Democratic nominees whether
Mt. williams Is nominated rs h Tie
publicans or not. The effort made hl
Mr.. Williams and his friends 90 bot
ale up the railroad vote and deliver )
like a boss owned a county precinc
OF the oldcn days has proven a fla
failure. The railroad boys have re
fused to be sealed up and delivere'
for Mr.. williams or any other man
Il am fully conviaced now tina
lNcw Mexico will ~ Democratic al
along the line in November and D.
maiorities which viii place the stat
forever above the domination; or
might say, the damnatioh of Republi
can gang rule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
Blood Tonic Has
important Meaning
Puts the Right Sort Of Vim
Where Most Needed.

To tone the blood means 70 enable o. q,
throw on accumulated Impurities, CO. IN
crease the red corpuscics and to put th'
blood making organs Into such active rnudl
tlon ~ 10 produce that conscious sensation
81 what We feel as health.
This Il the logical effect u using tho
famous blood %purinrr. :. s s.
Half the people yuu meet complain ~
weary muscles, Stagnant brain, tangled
nerves. aud n Woudcrfr desire Co. lav down
and just quit. Nest oS these people haVe
been using u~rrvinca that spaFmndlr1ilv Hare
M the nerves only to de down araiu -
de they must. Avoid nerve Hfimuifnf4,
Hear Ia mind that this worn out feeling 10
due to poor blood. TO bacteria 10 the wntcr
you drink 10 the multiplying ~ dceifue-
tive germs IN the blood faster than fhrY
can b. overcome by the white corpuscles:
condition whore the vcnuua or Impure blood
Hccumuiatcs faster Than 10 can b. replaced
By the red a~rtrrini blood.
: = T. has long been famous az n blood
purifier. and its action hy elimination ~
the irritating poisonF that infeet the blood,
Ia one Of The very important things 10 know.
Voc can got 8. \. :. ~ any drug store,
hut take no other 80 called blood purifier
\. = = ~ purely q vegetable product,
and You VIII make n great mistake 10 have
eome enthusiast palm un n mercury. araruic
or iodidn ~ potash preparation that nav
do you lrrrparahie harm.
< \ 8 " prcuared hy The Swift specific
60, 1913 Swift Hidg. Atlanta On. and N
you have anv deep seated or obstinate blood
trouble, write tp their Medirai Dept for
free. advice. Il will be worth your while
TO do 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
P%ROGREsS|VES TO
HOLD PRIMARIES
IN SANTA Re
First Of County Conventions
of Bull Moose Party Called
for 3lst of August.
especial csrrs.p.sass~e 60 ths nsrs'dl


santa Re. y NJ. Aug ls.-Santa
Re as headquarters of the Progress
i've party in New McNiVo rs the ilrst
county To come forward with the
formal call Tor county primaries ana
convention. the precinct meetings 1"
be- held August 20 and - and the
convention ON the 3ist, according 4"
"A cali issued hy County Chairman =.
G.. Burke today. The ProgressiNes
here will b a force in the state cam
paign and will cast "a large vote. IN
Grant Luna. Dona Ana and several
other counties they will cut a figure,
notably In thinning the ranks ot Re-
publican voters ~ ColfaN county
where jeremiah Leahy. the probable
candidate for congress. lives
But for the answering kepubh-
canlsm OF Bernard :. Rodey OF Al
huqueTaue u is believed he could
have had the Progressive noinlna-
ton, for Rodey II "a popular man
aud would male a strong campaign
but Rodcy has said he wants Only
"a Progressive endorsement arc
that hc II not likely To get. He viii
have to join the party To get on the
ticket
II il expected hat every county
will have a delegation In the state
convention ~ Belen september ,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

party bosses ne impossible. whatever
Baca's friends may think 81 this
view. and Andrews. Az the n man
who earnestly wants the nomination.
has ~ strong lead. Williams cam
paign for the nomination IL one of
the strong forces against the An
drews candidacy. williams has strong
friends In his horne and a few other
counties who want him nominated
and " he IL put on the tlcket the
leaders say they will simply have 10
have "a Spanish American for con-
rress. ON the other hand. u An
drcws IL nominated Mr.. Williams
chances will blow up with a loud
report. since the Spanish-American
plea viii hold for the corporation
commission post.
senator Catron since his return
from Washington has kept absolute
IS still. There are a few wise youne
men who think they know what the
senator wants in the way % "a nom
inee. but they are guessing, for tbs
senator " going to wait until th'
convention meets To make up his
mind. In the meantime Il can be
said on sound authors. that the
tide has turned strongly to u, &
Hernandez Of Rio Arriba county and
that there ~ much more than u
chance that he will be named to Op'
pose Mr.. FERGUSON.
Hernandez - one of the strongest
men the Republican party mas LET
IN the standpat ranks. His record
Is clean and while he has never given
evidence Of any special ability, ant
IL little known outside his own dis
trict. where he II q political power
he II styled IA good man and u
onc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
WILLIAMS PARTIAL
70 LIFE TERM JOB
IN POLITICS
Corporation Con missioner
Found a Man in Canada
Who had Held Job Thirty
Years and Likes the Sys.
TEN.
Especial cosrs.psss-sss to a.. nsrslaI

Santa Fe. y. NJ Aug. IS.-Hugh
Williams. who want TO he the Re
publican candidate TO succeed him
self IN the state corporation commits
sion. and who Is having the hght 81
his young life 20 convince his Re
publican brothers that he is the man.
has just come baCN from W%innepcg.
Manitoba, where he attended the
Knights OF Pythias convention q
also studied civil government. Hugh
likes the Canadian system. In az in
tervicw given here today ne says
Canada has n ala over us when u
comes 10 holding ufice. According to
Mr.. Wiilinms there Is no constant
struggls to hold q job once you have
acquired il. In Canada. Hugh found
one man who had been elected 60 an
Office which he had held continuously
for thirty years without the necessity
of being reelected Ht all. II made "a
deep impression on him. He would
like To see that stem adopted in
New Mexico aud put In force before
there are any further political pro-
Ceediags In this state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
IT'S HARD To WORK
When suffering from kidney iiis.
Many Albuquerque People FIND
THIS o. fe True.

whats 80 hard as a days work
with an aching back?
or sharp "ztabs' OF pain with ev-
cry sudden twist or turn
Their ~ NO peace from n dul
ache
No rest from the soreness, lame
ness and WEAKNESS. II the kldness
are d%lsordered YOU can't reach the
cause too soon.
Neglect II often fatal.
Weak kidneys need prompt atten-
ton.
Begin using Doan's kidney pills at
once
A tested and proven kidney rem
ody.
AIbuquerquo readers should find
new hope In the following statement
Louis NJ. GERMAN, Albuquerque
says. MY back was weakened by
heavy lining OF trunks n othei
hageage. II got 80 a 1 could hard
~ stand straight aud Il was hard fol
me 10 Jump off and ON the wagon.
1 was weak and became more 80 eV-
ery day. one day I read how Deans
! kidney Pills had cured a local cid
zen OF a similar case and I got
suppl. The first box did me ~
much good that ] got several more
They made me we'll"
Price 5Oc. at all dealers. Don
simply AJAX for a kidney remedy-se'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Germaln had. Foster MiiburI
Co. Props, Buffalo. n. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
Col, Jose E. Sena Heads Ar
rangements Committee for
Gathering of the Stand
Patters in Santa Fe Monday
CANDIDATES STILL An
QUANTITY
Andrews Still the Favorite in
Spite of Strong Drift to B.
c. Hernandez Of Rio Arriba
County.

Especial Csrresp~saease "a she Herald
Santa Pc. y. NJ, Aug. iS.-ln he
absence u Senator 4. 49, Catron,
who In in Albuquerque ON legal bust
neE8. Vice Chairman Marcclino ortiz
OF the county Republican committee
to-day named a committee on ar
rnngcmcnts for the Repuhlioan state
convention which is Ia. meet here
Monday. August "a. The commit
tee is headed By cob Jose u. Scna.
who as u master of ceremonies has
no peer ~ Ncw Mexico. and the 9TH
~ members are Charles &. Catron,
Mayor W. q. Sergeant. 4. NJ. Ber-
gore. George KinHell, Rolulo Lopez
and other well known Republicans.
Efforts viii he made "a give the viz
iting Republican delegates an enjoy
able time during their stay, which
because Of uncertain conditions ia
the Republican party may extend
over two or three days. While the
number likely 10 attend IL not known
" rs believed there viii be a good
sized delegation and the maklng 81
special rates will help to swell the
crowd.
Thu uncertainty Ia Republican
candidate matters b. even greater
than has been the ease heretofore.
which b. somewhat beyond the limit
Hush Williams. whose efforts 20 con
zeal the fact that he wants To- hold
on 10 his job have bee hopclcnsl,
Inefficient. has just come back from
q trip a. Canada and has found th'
outlook more dubious than ever. sew
onl strong candidates have entered
the ring. ard while not ~ wei
equipped With bellows capacity ~
AR. Williams. they are a little strong
er on candle power when 1t GOMEZ
to c%orrailing delegates. A. Il result
Iiugh's candidacy IL ~ iu the cleai
hue sky. whore Just AT prelent
storm D. raging
Tho candidate for d
equally uncertain but w A. Andrews
b. Tho one best bet The nominatioi
OF Elfogo Baca Is recognized by tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
TH|CK,G GLOSSY
TRY Grandmothcr's OId Iiavorite
Recipe uf STgc Tea and
sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Snse
Tea aud sulphur. properly coIn-
pounded. brings back the natural
color and lustrc to the hair when
faded. stroaSod or gray. ais" ends
dandrun. itching scalp and stops iall-
ing hair. Years z the only gay 10
get this mixture was to make " al
home. which is mussy and trouble
somr.
Nowadays we simply ask az any
drug store tor "Wycth's SdgU q1d
sulphur Hair Remedy You viii get
a large bottle Tor about 90 cents
Everybody usrs this old. tmoua &C.
ipc. ncoause no one can possibly ten
that you durkcned yuur hair. pf %
does il so naturally and evenly YOU
dampcn a sponge or soft brush with
IL and draw this throush your hair
taking one small strand ~ a. time.
by morning. the gray hair d~isappsara
and after hunthcr Application ~ Two
your hair becomes beau ifully darn
thick aud glossy and YOU iooK years
younger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
CANTELOUPES FROM
FORT SUMNER MAKE
HIT WITH THE HERALD

A big crate Of the famous canta-
loupes which are putting Fort sum
ner on the Pecos IN h cantal"upe
mar of the country. arrived az the
Herald Office this morning from w
n. Land. the well known Fort sum
ner banker. The melons created a
sensation In the Herald Office and
preclpltated " demonstration on the
part OF the stan.
shipments OF cantaloupes from
Fort Sumner this year are the largest
ON record. a shipping station has
been built by the santa Re and II
has been necesssry 10 import LABOR
10 help handle the oanner cfop'
which has been selling at fancy
prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

gress. or that he will permit himself
to- be considered AS "A dark horse.
I'ri,hari ibcnics His Death.
Col. George Washington prichard
who arrived IN santa Fc today. IN
mediaiely set cut 10 deny the report
Of hia death. the report uf his serious
illness and the report of his mar
rage, All OF which rumors have been
in circulation here for several days
10 the grave alarm or the Coionels
many friends. Cot Prichard states
that he Is not dead, has not been III
aud has not becn married lie ais"
states that he Is not a Republican
candidate for congress,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
PROPOSED PRIMARY
BILL DISCUSSED
BY LAWYERS
Clancy's Measure Criticised
Because it Doesn't Go far
Enough. M. E. Hickey
Elected President of Associ-
alton.
ALBUQUERQUE AGAIN
THE A OF MEETING

. The state Bar association this =
. afternoon, responding TO an in z
. vitation presented 10y Senator :
. Isaac Barth. In behalf of the =
. Commercial club. voted unain- =
. mously tu meet again IN Alhu- .
= querque next year In annual .
= convention. Z
= Judge g.. \. Richardson pre- =
. scented an invitation from Ros- .
. well but withdrew u when IL Mas =
. plain that a majority Of h =
. members attending favored =
. meeting here again. Z
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

Father il1ss gets the worst col
II at bridge"
"HoNs that
well. # ne luscs. that isn't plcns-
ant. Ana II he wins. mother always
s,ys sh.'s glad 90 see him winnins
He takes his aH an animation .h"'
he's q poor loser, nnd that Fc'a NV"
up iu the air
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
DENIAL FROM ONE
MORE c. D.. P.
DARK HORSE
J. Wright Giddings Indignant
ly Denies He is a Receptive
Candidate for the NOmina-
ton to Congress.

Especial Dispatch 90 The HeraId.)
santa Fe. y. ~, AUG IL.
Wight Giddinss former editor OF the
santa ne New Mexican and a promi-
nent Republican. in an Interview here
today denies firmly ana Indignantly
hat he L. d receptive candidate for
the Republican nomination Tor CON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

Woman loves "A clear. rosy complex
ion. Burdock blood Bitters Is splen-
did for purifying the blood. clearing
the skin, restoring sound disestion'
All druggists sell Il. Price, tl'O0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

Real fruit on the women's hats
IA the latest"
"Oh, geo' Have We Eot 10 s'anu
for hats In the Ice boxg'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

which the amendment may have. ate
sufficient 90 warrant its rejection
Mt Wilson did not touch On the
political questions. lie confined MIN.
self To- an academic consideration Of
the subject.
Among other things Mr. Wilson
said.
1T may not be amiss to state that
our constitution makers had before
them at the time that they drew this
provision tthe GENERAL property taxi
n memorial from the National Tax
Association submitting the followins
AZ the only provision necessary 10 be
embodied IN q constitution on the
subject OF taxation.
+" The power ~ taxation shall
never he surrendered. suspended ~
contracted away All taxes shall be
uniform upon the same class of prop
crty within thu territorial limits OF
the authority lcyying the tax, and
shall be levied and collected for pub
lie purposes only
The accumulated wisdom OF men
who haye given the best years oI
their lives Co the subject. combined
with the lessons learned from the ex.
y p%cricncc OF every state which hal
| made any material progrcss 81 re-
i cent years in taxation laws. are en-.
bodied IN the brovity of the abov'
provision However. our constitu
ton makers saw nt To- disregard the
recommendation and to hang abou
our necks "a system which was wei
adapted Ia conditions 81 " centurl
ago. but IL wholly inapplicablc to th'
new forms and classes OF property
brought into being by the industrial
and financial development of the pas
fifty years The constitutional con
vcntiou of Arizona adopted the sug
gcstion ct the National Tax associa
ton aud embodied the provision
word Tor word. IN Article IN of tn
constitution of hat tat As a re-
suit the legislature Of Arizona wa
able to place Immediately upon u
statute books remedial tax legisla
ton. including a law which provide
for a non-partisan permanent {
tax commission composed uf thrc
mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
WILSON'S CONCLUSIONS On
TAXATION AMENDMENT

The association yesterday after
noon authorized the appointment OF
q committee To prepare "A bill em-
bod,ins chief Justice Roberts sug-
gestlous regarding changes Ia appel
late procedure.
Al last nights meeting United
states Senator Thomas D.. Catron
spoke on Associate Justice stephen
]. Fields of the supreme court. and
Federal Judge W. r. Pope spoke on
Judge LOGAN T.. Bleckley.
Following the meeting there was
an informal dance and reception
which was attended by a number OF
townspeople.
The feature OF the afternoon SEES
sion was a discussion OF the tax
problem. Francis e. Wilson, presi-
dent Of the association. e a note
worthy paper ON the proposed
amendment 10 Article y Of the state
constitution. which the association
will have printed Tor distribution
among the voters OF the state,
In the opening paragraphs Of ms
paper Mr.. Wilson said;
Ancient system In Force.
AT the outset u IL desirable "a
state that there may be many reh-
sons political In their nature whS
the people should reject the pro-
posed amendment. and Il IL Tor them
TO decide whether such reasons
apart from ana meritorious features
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

Lost anything3 Let a Herald want
I'D find Il for you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19

"Our sister state. by taking ad-
ntage OF the wisdom of others. has
laid the foundation for steady prog
ress along sound economic lines
which will surely save her citizens
many " h difficulties IN the solu-
tion of taxation problems which now
assail New Mexico and even some of
the older and presumably more cX-
p%cricnccd states"
Following reference 70 the radical
change In the entire revenue system
that would be wrought by the
amendment and a minute ccmpart-
son Of the provision OF Article $ now
In effect with the corresponding sec
tions of the proposed amendment
Mr.. Wilson summarized his paper
with the following conclusions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
a TOOTmsOME TOPIC

Is hat Of good cake. the pure, whole
some. MOUNTAINEERING kind that We
are famous for making Here YOU VIII
ind every variety 81 plain and fancy
Cake and Bread and you may rely up-
on It's positive purity in ingredients
and In the making and handling. We
make special cakes to order for chill
dren's parties. birthday anniversaries
and other occasions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
IlcstrictIons Rcmovcd.

Il. The amendment ~ valuable
In removing restrictions from legisln-
tive action and in permitting classi-
ncatiun Of subjects of taxation In
place Of the Ineffective and inequita-
bile general property TAX system 20
which our constitution has limited
New Mexico.
-. The omission from the amend
ment Of provisions that the power OF
taxation shall never be surrendered.
suspended OF contracted away and
hat taxation shall be uniform
within the territorial limits of the
! authority levying the same and shall
be levied and collected for public
purposes only OF expressions to the
same effect. IL dangerous m the ex-
IRENE.
80. The amendment fails Ia pro-
vide that intangible personal prop
, cTty-money. stocks. bonds, mort
1 cages and an forms of credits shall
be subjected 10 some FORM ol tax. IL
Is proper that the method adopted
for the imposition Of taxes upon such
property should be left to- the de-
| termination OF the legislature with
out restriction. but II IL believed that
entire exemption from any form "l
taxation should he prohibited In Inc
constitution. However, this is q con
! clusion against which many good ar
gumcnts may he honestly advanced
but the writer has c%ndeavurcd 10 rel
forth the reason Tor his opinion IN
the text and the reader wall have q
formulate his own conclusions ON
the subject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-19
lDp-lrahIc StVnrntiOn.

e. The amendment permits the
separation of state and local TAXA
ton. which b. proper and legitimate
and preferable 10 the rigid proVi-
sions of the constitution as II now
stands. which would not permit such
separation even if II became desir'
able IN future years. However, II ~
| apparent that separation of state and
! local taxation at the present time h
neither necessary nor desirable IN
New Mexico.
rs. The elimination boy h amend
ment N the state board Of equaliza
ton as provided for IN the constitu-
ton Is IN line with progressive tax
%logirlation an over the country How.
ever. h h distinctly dangerous to
provide no substitute for the pres
ent board in case the Legislature
should fail to act In January u IL
for the people To decide whether theS
desire To- leave such an important
matter In the hands of the legisla'
ture. and u they accept the amend
ment the legislature viii oe held ac'
countahle t. them for whatever ac'
ton It may take or fail to take.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-16
HOW YOU MAY THROW
AWAY YOUR GLASSES

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